What is RSS? RSS means Really Simple Syndication. In 1997 developed by Dave Winer. In 1999 applied by Dan Libby at MyNetscape. It is a standard protocol to exchange digital information.

RSS means Really Simple Syndication.

In 1997 developed by Dave Winer.

In 1999 applied by Dan Libby at MyNetscape.

It is a standard protocol to exchange digital information.

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RSS Acceptation RSS was really taken up by webloggers to keep track of each other. Internet exploration tool. Nowadays implemented on virtually any (news)site. The RSS standard has been adopted by all big IT firms.

RSS was really taken up by webloggers to keep track of each other.

Internet exploration tool.

Nowadays implemented on virtually any (news)site.

The RSS standard has been adopted by all big IT firms.

Benefits Direct line of communication. Fast and effective for employees. Reduces unnecessary or searching surfing. No spam or virus hazards. RSS increases affinity with information. More information in RSS reduces pressure in the email inbox.

Direct line of communication.

Fast and effective for employees.

Reduces unnecessary or searching surfing.

No spam or virus hazards.

RSS increases affinity with information.

More information in RSS reduces pressure in the email inbox.

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