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The document discusses the differences between blogs, podcasts, and RSS feeds. A blog can include an RSS feed that allows users to subscribe to new posts. Podcasts are episodic and users must sign in with an account to follow new episodes or subscribe to the RSS feed of a podcast site. Both blogs and podcasts can be static listings of individual videos or dynamic with new content in each episode.
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