Sit back, relax, grab your cup o joe and let’s talk about RSS feeds readers and how they can benefit you each day. Of great interest should be the way today’s feeds readers allow you to get all the interesting information that you care about in a very time efficient manner. And best of all, RSS readers do not require you to be a techie!
Benefits of using an RSS reader:
- Aggregates all information that I’m interested in into one location.
- Can read information from blogs, websites, news sources, forums, etc. in one location.
- Accessible from mobile devices.
- Resides in the Internet cloud so is accessible from anywhere that I am. If you have a web browser, you can access your feeds / articles.
- Can quickly and easily share each article with family, friends or business partners via email within the reader application.
- Can tag each article for later search.
- Is an immense time saver for retrieving information or news from the Internet. You can scan through many article headlines very quickly.
- You don’t have to remember URLs or web addresses for favorite information.
- The reader automatically checks for new information so you don’t have to visit each website.
Two RSS feeds to get you started:
RSS and Facebook readers: click here to view the video.
Related Information:
http://www.bloglines.com
http://coffeewiththeceo.com
http://reader.google.com
http://keithparnell.com
http://www.newsgator.com
http://www.rojo.com
RSS and Facebook readers: click here to view and enter comments.
On Twitter? Follow me at @parnellk63.
Listening to Red Light by Jonny Lang.
Related reading from my desk (or BlackBerry):
Why should you use an RSS Reader? [video] http://bit.ly/87nIXv
This comment was originally posted on Twitter
Posted by parnellk63 | 07. Jan, 2010, 11:46 AMDid you see the RSS 101 video? http://bit.ly/6xETCF If you’re a blogger (or a wannabe) you’ll want to see this on being time efficient. #fb
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Posted by parnellk63 | 08. Jan, 2010, 11:54 AMI love my google reader..however it is always full of info and sometimes don’t know where to start…who has time to watch the news or read a book?
Posted by Naoma Doriguzzi | 08. Jan, 2010, 12:11 PM