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1. RSS Update - Just read Larry Chase’s newsletter for 10/29/07. It is full of RSS resources. Check out Chase at: http://wdfm.com/current.html

   Comment by Harry Hoover — October 30, 2007 #

2. THINKing » RSS 101 - Top 16 Links To Get You Started…

   RSS is a great way to ensure the quality content you want is delivered to you and not into your spam folder. But many computer users still have not embraced this organizational tool. Read this post on all you need to know about RSS….

   Trackback by Anonymous — October 30, 2007 #

3. Harry,

   Great post and very useful. I would also say, for the tech-tards out there, that RSS feed readers are basically one web page (or similar) that allows you to read the top headlines (or more if you like) from all your favorite newspapers (magazines, blogs, websites, etc.) without having to go surf looking for them. You consolidate your web surfing to 15-20 minutes instead of never feeling like you have enough time to get it all in.

   That explanation has seemed to crack open the door of my co-worker’s brains who read “XML” and other terminology and shut off comprehension.

   Love the post and the links. Am sharing with my agency through my del.icio.us feed.

   Thanks!

   Comment by Jason Falls — October 30, 2007 #

4. Harry,

   I agree with Jason Falls — excellent post and resource. RSS is a God send. With all that’s on the web, say Jason points out, consolidation is important to saving time.

   Gracias!

   Comment by Rodger Johnson — October 30, 2007 #

5. RSS is one of the most revolutionary things to have happened in internet . Its very true that even though internet junkies like me spend almost 4 to 5 hours reading stuff on the net, and blog and stuff, it sometimes get too much painful to check all the regular sites that we visit. Its far better to just have a sneak peek, and that’s where RSS saves the day. Great Post Harry.

   Cheers!
   Sujoy

   Comment by Sujoy Singha — October 31, 2007 #

6. So true, Sujoy. RSS isn’t that technically difficult, so I don’t know why more people haven’t adopted it. Perhaps we need a marketing-oriented name instead of RSS.

   Comment by Harry Hoover — October 31, 2007 #

7. Oh, I guess I should have promoted our RSS feed in this post, huh? Here it is: THINKing RSS Feed

   Comment by Harry Hoover — October 31, 2007 #

8. […] Top 16 RSS Links To Get You Started  […]

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9. […] RSS 101: Top 16 Links To Get You Started […]

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10. […] THINKing – Harry Hoover (Subscribe Here) Harry seems to be an old school PR guy who gets the new vibes of social media. This makes him a pretty valuable resource in my estimation. The experience and polish of someone who has been in the PR business for a few years is a none-too-often found asset. (I promise I’m not trying to make you sound old, Double-H.) His writing is often crisp and to the point, but the best always is. He brings advice and reminders of what public relations really is and relates it to subjects of the day. He comes across as a trusted source. So I read him regularly. […]

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11. Citrite Blogging Resources…

    This wiki is a list of “allthings” useful for blogging on the Official Citrix Blog…

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12. […] meantime, here is an RSS resource from Mashable. And, here is a link to a previous THINKing post, Top 16 RSS Links. bookmark […]

    Pingback by THINKing » RSS vs. Email: Technology Smackdown — January 28, 2008 #

13. […] This is where you will be able to stay up to date on project cars, new products and general randomness from the shop. We have a lot in store for this year and we want to keep you guys informed and more importantly we want your feedback. You can subscribe to the blog via the RSS feed link on this page. If you’re not sure what the hell “RSS” is click this link, RSS HERE […]

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