Derek Kedziora:

RSS stands for really simple syndication, and that’s precisely what it does. RSS turns content into a feed. An RSS reader then checks feeds to see if there is new content.

Let’s say I subscribe to 100 RSS feeds: a mix of blogs, newspapers, YouTube channels and forums. Each day I open up my RSS reader to see all of the new content from each of these feeds in one place. It’s a morning newspaper for the internet.

I use RSS to follow YouTube channels, Twitter users, personal weblogs, major publications, and more. It’s the best.

(Via Raymond Hines.)

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