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Member You - RSS Mania Addiction - An Introduction To RSS and the Terminology
Once you graduate from dental school you are immediately licensed to practice. There are many options for you to explore.One option is to complete a residency at a community or private hospital. This is a good way to get extra training for the future. Working as a dentist is a hospital can be a hectic environment. You will see many patients a day and deal with more difficult cases than in dental school or private practice. You will learn many ways to deal with patients and di
6. Atom Feeds – This basically is a new syndication to replace RSS format. Whether or not it will work is up to the developers and users.
7. Blogs, (a term which originally came from “weblog”) which has been all the rage in the internet lately, make extensive use of RSS feeds, pushing the information contained in the millions of weblogs out to users.
So what is so great about RSS? It simply is a way of those who have content, say a newspaper, where news cha
It's not a new thing, that sometimes people lie about the income (like $68 million personal wealth, and $314 million in product sales) and businesses. But it's a new thing, that a guya guy makes HUGE amount of money in the PPC advertising business. He not only breaks the so called Google Adwords Free code but he shows it step by step.When I first heard about the GetGoogleAdsFree site I thought it's just another scam. When I first saw this site I was sure that this is a
Well, in a few days I was an RSS freak. Obsessed. Totally grounded in RSS mania and those little news items coming across my reader. Of course, I had a reader for my desktop, and a reader that conveniently placed itself within my Firefox Browser. I was RSS ready for anything! And you know what. BEST OF ALL its almost ALL FREE. (If it isn’t it does not find a place on my computer!)
For those among the plebeians of the world who are not familiar with RSS and what you can do with it, this article will attempt to explain the basics in RSS terminology and how you can become as obsessed with RSS as I am. In a future article I will attempt to explain how to create your own RSS feed as well.
RSS Feed – The information that a web site will place within the RSS file for you to read is known as a “feed”. RSS Reader – The software you use, either browser based or desktop based that you use to pick up the feed and read it.
1. RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” or so they tell us. Well so we don’t get too complicated, RSS has gone through a few permutations based upon its versions and maturing.
- Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
- RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0.0)
Most RSS feeds today are of the 2.0 permutation. And actually all RSS and its permutations are based upon “push technology” which began to be seriously developed a few years ago.
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting the picture.
6. Atom Feeds – This basically is a new syndication to replace RSS format. Whether or not it will work is up to the developers and users.
7. Blogs, (a term which originally came from “weblog”) which has been all the rage in the internet lately, make extensive use of RSS feeds, pushing the information contained in the millions of weblogs out to users.
So what is so great about RSS? It simply is a way of those who have content, say a newspaper, where news cha
Web 2 sites are those that involve a higher level of socialization and interaction that the traditional Web 1 sites. There are a few different types of website that have been classified as Web 2 sites and that can be used in internet marketing.Social networking sites such as MySpace, Friendster and Ringo allow members to check out the profiles of other members with a view to interacting with them. Social networking can be used by internet businesses in a number of ways, and
For those among the plebeians of the world who are not familiar with RSS and what you can do with it, this article will attempt to explain the basics in RSS terminology and how you can become as obsessed with RSS as I am. In a future article I will attempt to explain how to create your own RSS feed as well.
RSS Feed – The information that a web site will place within the RSS file for you to read is known as a “feed”. RSS Reader – The software you use, either browser based or desktop based that you use to pick up the feed and read it.
1. RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” or so they tell us. Well so we don’t get too complicated, RSS has gone through a few permutations based upon its versions and maturing.
- Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
- RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0.0)
Most RSS feeds today are of the 2.0 permutation. And actually all RSS and its permutations are based upon “push technology” which began to be seriously developed a few years ago.
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting the picture.
6. Atom Feeds – This basically is a new syndication to replace RSS format. Whether or not it will work is up to the developers and users.
7. Blogs, (a term which originally came from “weblog”) which has been all the rage in the internet lately, make extensive use of RSS feeds, pushing the information contained in the millions of weblogs out to users.
So what is so great about RSS? It simply is a way of those who have content, say a newspaper, where news cha
As an employer I receive many job applications each week. Some cover letters are so well written that I am compelled to review the attached resume even if our company is not currently hiring. I don’t want to miss an opportunity to contact an outstanding individual. Other cover letters are sufficiently interesting that I will file them away and review them later in the week, while others simply beg to be deleted immediately.What makes the difference? For me, there are three fa
1. RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” or so they tell us. Well so we don’t get too complicated, RSS has gone through a few permutations based upon its versions and maturing.
- Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
- RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0.0)
Most RSS feeds today are of the 2.0 permutation. And actually all RSS and its permutations are based upon “push technology” which began to be seriously developed a few years ago.
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting the picture.
6. Atom Feeds – This basically is a new syndication to replace RSS format. Whether or not it will work is up to the developers and users.
7. Blogs, (a term which originally came from “weblog”) which has been all the rage in the internet lately, make extensive use of RSS feeds, pushing the information contained in the millions of weblogs out to users.
So what is so great about RSS? It simply is a way of those who have content, say a newspaper, where news cha
Perfection eludes each of us. I know. I deal with the challenge to live a perfect life on a daily basis.In all that I do, I try my very best to perform with honesty and integrity.Even in my day job, I work hard to perform above reproach. As a commissioned salesman in a small retail establishment, the fear of cutthroat sales people is always in the air, especially in this the slowest season of the year. It is not as bad in my job as one might expect since th
2. RSS is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is actually become incredibly popular in the development of web pages and the like. (For now we will not enter too many technicalities in programming)
3. PodCasting – is a derivation of RSS where audio is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
4. VodCasting - is a derivation of RSS where video is pushed to the computer instead of just text.
5. There are also PictureCasting, screencasting... and I guess you are getting the picture.
6. Atom Feeds – This basically is a new syndication to replace RSS format. Whether or not it will work is up to the developers and users.
7. Blogs, (a term which originally came from “weblog”) which has been all the rage in the internet lately, make extensive use of RSS feeds, pushing the information contained in the millions of weblogs out to users.
So what is so great about RSS? It simply is a way of those who have content, say a newspaper, where news cha
Technology has brought in considerable changes on how people print their documents and promotional materials. Several advancements were developed especially in the area of printing. One great product of these advancements is the online printing.Online printing offers lots of advantages to people. Through it anyone can get their print jobs done and keep track of the production right on time. The workflow is very efficient since innovative printing technology is utilized.
6. Atom Feeds – This basically is a new syndication to replace RSS format. Whether or not it will work is up to the developers and users.
7. Blogs, (a term which originally came from “weblog”) which has been all the rage in the internet lately, make extensive use of RSS feeds, pushing the information contained in the millions of weblogs out to users.
So what is so great about RSS? It simply is a way of those who have content, say a newspaper, where news changes and is updated on an hourly or daily basis, to push this news to users all over the world without them logging into the web site. The user has an “RSS Reader” (many different types are available – future article) and this news is updated automatically in the Reader on a schedule the user chooses. Thus one can be working without the need to constantly check a news web site, and still keep abrest of any news that is happening “out in the big world”.
Readers can handle many RSS feeds together, and it takes just a glance over to determine if something you are interested in comes through.
Why do web sites and companies do this? Because it creates customer loyalty. It is another avenue of being constantly connected with the customers and viewers of their web sites. It is a way to keep the people coming back and back again.
In the next article of this series I will discuss the method by which a feed is created and then pushed out to the Net world at large for others to read it.
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