Whats RSS?
RSS is a way for blogs, feeds, and news to communicate. Think of it as a kind of virtual system of beacons that sites use to signal BlogBridge (and other tools) when content is added. RSS feeds are used by virtually all news organizations and all blogs, by info-rich, rapidly changing sites such as eBay and craigslist, travel and real-estate services, and by many online project management tools. RSS is also being applied in a variety of other ways that are rapidly changing familiar and indispensable Internet tools such as search and email.
In a nutshell, RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows for easy sharing of content throughout the web. Typically, websites that wish to share their website’s content, publish a RSS feed so that visitors can subscribe to it easily and become aware of any updates as their published. For a more comprehensive definition of RSS, check out wikipedia’s definition by clicking here. How do I subscribe to a podcast series? First, start by clicking on the purple icon next to the listing you wish to review. Next click the orange icon on the right of the page. Click on your favorite podcatcher or copy that URL location and past it into your podcatcher software. Note that in order to subscribe to a series, you will need iTunes audio player or another podcatcher software.
