What is a RSS Feed

My RSS-feeds:

My latest online publications

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What is a RSS Feed?
RSS is a defined standard with the specific purpose of delivering updates to web-based content. Using this standard, webmasters provide headlines and fresh content in a succinct manner. Meanwhile, consumers use RSS readers and news aggregators to collect and monitor their favorite feeds in one centralized program or location. Content viewed in the RSS reader or news aggregator is known as an RSS feed.

Why use RSS?
RSS can significantly increase website traffic. The stat shows traffic surges when the RSS feed on Software Marketing Resource was updated daily prior to that monthly peaks signified RSS feed updates.

How do I access an RSS feed?
RSS feeds contain specially-formatted data (RSS is a subset of RDF, an XML data format) which is not usable by most web browsers. In order to make use of RSS feeds, you will need to install a special piece of software on your system, called a RSS reader.

There are many RSS readers available (for a variety of OS platforms). Google may be of use in finding an RSS reader for your OS platform. Also check the link below:

http://blogspace.com/rss/readers

If you use Windows OS you might directly go for the FeedDemon from Newsgator.

You may use the orange icons on this page to access the link of the RSS feed. The process for adding an RSS feed to your subscription list will vary from reader to reader; typically a facility to "Add a RSS feed" or "Add a channel" is provided (feeds are synonymous with channels) where you may enter the URL to the feed you wish to include.

Using Tomas Eriksson Photography RSS
To use Tomas Eriksson Photography RSS, just connect to the site feeder link above (or here ). This feed is constantly updated.