Combined Rss Presentation
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This document provides an overview of RSS feeds and how to use them. It discusses what RSS feeds are, why they are useful for managing subscriptions and organizing information. It provides examples of RSS feeds on topics like WASH, development news, and regions. It demonstrates how to find feeds and use Google Reader and iGoogle to read and organize feeds.
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