Has all you hard work writing that article on the latest Xbox 360 game been ripped from your RSS Feed and re-posted on splogs. With less than 5 minutes of work you can give that leech some Feeds of your liking. Maybe some articles about how much of a leech they are.
Archive for the ‘Blogs, RSS and Podcasting’ Category
Information Speed Reader For Senior Citizens – Blog and RSS Readers
Posted: 16th January 2010 by in Blogs, RSS and PodcastingAging research is revealing that it will soon be commonplace for people to live to 100 years of age. Quality of life during these extended later years will depend significantly on the mental stimulation and brain health of those who live it. RSS and blog readers offer seniors a great way to efficiently gain and retain expertise in an unlimited number of topics. This article sets our basic concepts about these resources.
The Content Solution will take your current, mundane RSS from 0-60 in a matter of minutes With ContentSolution’s RSS you will… Launch your sites into the search engines. SE spiders love content and you’ll give them exactly what they love. Big sites with lots of content. Be able to create 10,20, even 100 times as many sites. ContentSolution enables you to create sites quickly. This means more money making machines in the search engines.
This article will introduce you to how to put a RSS feed into a popup window. If you are interested after reading the article go to the link and see it in action.
The Tech Revolution Answer Sheet – Understanding Blogs and RSS Feeds
Posted: 13th January 2010 by in Blogs, RSS and PodcastingWeb 2.0 functionality offers mental health practitioners exciting opportunities. However, if we are to truly take advantage of all there is to offer we need to be certain we understand what is available to us .
Most people think of Outlook as an email program and contact manager, but the program has a number of functions that can help you manage content as well. Subscribing to RSS feeds in Outlook 2007 is a simple way to manage and receive content from a site’s RSS feed.