RSS is a favourite of mine and one I use regularly use. It is embedded in IE and Firefox, and doing this training program, I just discovered it is embeded into google mail as well, in fact it reminds me of the Vic Bitter adds, Doo du te Do, you can get it walking , You can get it talking, ... Matter of fact I've got it right now. What I like about RSS is that it saves time and lets you choose what you actually look at, and this may also slightly help in conserving bandwidth as you may see a list of updates and choose not to visit as the website is currently not referring to what interests you. Libraries can use RSS to save time for their patrons by making them adware of it, including staff within their organisation.
There are so many good blogs that it's hard to choose? http://blogs.crikey.com.au/literaryminded/
This is Sutherland Library's blog, and i have picked an unknown colleague here just to follow out of interest. I am definitely learning more by doing this process.
An unusual way of describing rss feeds, but like rss feeds all our responses can be different.
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