RSS: Bringing the Information to You
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The document discusses how information from various sources on blogs, wikis, podcasts, Flickr, social bookmarking sites, databases, and other websites can now come to users through RSS feeds and aggregators, rather than requiring users to search out information themselves. It provides examples of specific blogs, social bookmarking sites, magazine and newspaper databases, and newspapers that are sources of information. It questions where this trend of information finding users through personalized feeds and real-time data may be headed in the future.
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