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RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows users to subscribe to frequent updates from their favorite websites through a personalized news feed. By subscribing to RSS feeds from various sites, users can stay up to date with all the latest information in one place. RSS feeds are typically indicated by an icon and are delivered to the user via an RSS feed reader, which compiles feeds from all over the web into a single list. Using RSS in public relations saves time, provides an alternative communication channel, and helps expand audiences through content syndication.
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Keeping up with rss slide share
- 1. Keeping Up with RSS In Focus: Multimedia Summary By: Katie Moore
- 2. What is RSS? Really Simple Syndication RSS simply delivers information directly to you through a personalized ‘news feed’ By simply “subscribing” to your most favorite websites, you can receive news feed from all of the sites in one list
- 3. RSS 101 In order to get the “subscriptions” you need a RSS feed reader Most popular feed readers are “web-based” such as: o MyYahoo, MyMSN, MyGoogle, Bloglines Ex: I use Mozilla Firefox and have a Yahoo email account, so when I initially set up my feed reader, I clicked on a RSS feed I was interested in & a drop box asked where I wanted my news feed sent.
- 4. RSS 101 Finally, click on any RSS feed you want to receive constant updates from your favorite websites! •RSS feeds are typically indicated with this icon: • Don’t let those radio waves trick you, these trendy RSS feed icons come in all shapes & sizes!
- 5. Why use RSS in PR? Easy way to conduct competitor research Keep up with what is “trending” in your industry Conduct “ego-searches” – Similar to “Google Alerts”, except it has the advantage of popping up in your personal RSS feed Saves time as a busy PR professional Release blog posts, news releases, etc. that delivers directly to your public’s feeds
- 6. Applying the Systems Theory According to the Journal of Business Communication, “the systems theory views communication as a system binder by binding the system to the external environment, promoting organizational growth, and goal attainment” (Almaney, 1974). So…. The subscriber is “binding” their preferred website into their “binder” (RSS feed reader)
- 7. •Saves time •Not widely adopted yet •Spam-free •Content can be copied •Alternate Communication •Tracking subscribers is Channel difficult •Expands audience through •Some users prefer email syndication over RSS •Unsubscribing is simple
- 8. References • Almaney, A. (1974). Communication and the systems theory of organization. Sage Journals, 12, Retrieved from http://job.sagepub.com/content/12/1/35.abstract