a blog distilled to its core essence

a computer-readable file that contains updates from a certain area of your website

a digest of site content provided in XML format

a document containing a listing of a website's new content

a document (XML based) which contains content items, summaries of stories or update details with web links to longer versions

a feature that delivers the news directly to those who own an RSS reader and sign up to receive the transmittals

a few line of XML

a file containing brief announcements and links to web pages

a file that has a title, description, and link to each item

a file that provides summaries of recently updated web content together with links to the full versions of the content

a file that tells your RSS reader or browser that there are new articles available and where to find them

a file that you can use to be automatically notified whenever your favorite website gets updated

a file which is coded like a simple webpage

a format for delivering summaries of regularly changing web content

a good way to alert people to new content on your website or just add news and thoughts quickly when the mood takes you

a good way to collect a bunch of data at once without having to go through the hassle of sorting it because the RSS reader does all that for you

a "label" or notification of news that is coded according to the RSS/ATOM standards

a lightweight XML (Extensible Markup Language) web page that contains a list of items (each identified by a link) such as the headline, date/time and a description of new item published

a list (in XML) of articles or postings

a list of content published on a web site

a list of files (in XML format) whose content is continuously updated

a list of headlines encoded so that it can be easily used by another program or website

a list of headlines for various websites

a list of notifications written in a standard way

a little file your blogging software probably creates automatically that contains either the first few lines of a blog entry or the entire thing, depending on how you've set it up

a little text file that contains information about what was updated recently on a certain site

a means of informing you that a Web site has new content without you having to visit the site

a method of specializing the kind of information and news users prefer

a method of syndicating your content to a larger audience

an automatically updated source of information

an easy way for you to keep abreast with all that is new on your favorite website

an easy way to gather news about your favorite topics

a news syndication technology that allows us to distribute updated headlines and Video Book Tour information instantly to news organizations, affiliates, and related book sites, as well as individual desktops, laptops and handheld devices

an excellent way to keep people coming back to your website

an online news syndication in the XML format

an XML-based file which contains content items that link back to a particular Web site

an XML-based Web syndication tool for Web sites and blogs or weblogs hosted by blogger or wordpress

an XML document that contains the news headlines and summaries

an XML document that has a bunch of content data

an XML document which allows you to syndicate our content elsewhere

an XML file that comes off of a blog or other website that contains the content from that site

an XML file that contains a standard set of tags, which vary depending on the RSS version used

an XML file that describes your Web content

an XML file that is required to be listed in most popular podcast directories

an XML formatted file containing article content

an XML format with a list of items used by News Readers and Aggregators

an XML tagged file which allows a website, news site or blog (actually any site) to provide to the world a list of its current contents

an XML text file

a page on a website written in xml source code ra the r than html source code

a page you can subscribe to which will automatically update with the latest content from your chosen website

a particular kind of XML file that contains information about your new content (headline, description, excerpt, anything you care to specify)

a plain text file, which is formatted in such a way as to enable computer programs or other web sites to 'read' and display information from Video Island

a regularly updated summary of a webpage's content, along with links to full versions of that content

a regularly updated XML document that contains metadata about a news source and the content in it

a service that makes the content available for sharing to people who "subscribe" to the feed using a feed "reader", which is simply a program on your computer

a simle XML format with the following basic structure

a simple headline with a short description of the content or article with a link to the source page

a simple method for staying informed about news and information updates on a website

a simple method of distributing information about updates to a website through the use of a small text file

a simple text file formatted in XML that you download to your web site

a simple text file that is stored at a particular URL

a simple way to bring the content you want to your computer or mobile device, without having to surf the Web or monitor your favorite sites

a simple XML document that describes your feed in a regular format so that computer software can understand it

a simple XML file that displays the latest headlines on a Web site

a simple XML file that lists the content on a site

a simple XML format with the following basic structure

a site's syndicated news feed that you subscribe to using your news reader

a small data file that presents a list of a Web site's most current stories, brief descriptions of those stories, and links to the full articles in a compact, easy to read format

a small package of information that you can use to select the larger article or content

a sort of news update thing (very technical term, there) which lets you know when we update without you needing to visit us daily

a special file that can be embedded into web sites or read by special aggregators or readers that can detect when the site has been updated

a special kind of file that formats your web content in a specific way in order that it is readable by web robots that scour the internet for up to date and relevant content

a specially formated XML document

a specially formatted list of news articles, updated automatically from an external web site

a specially formatted list of upcoming events or news articles published by a website

a special type of xml file

a special web page that contains a summary of information provided by that web site

a special web page that's designed to be read by RSS reading software, like the web-based RSS readers bloglines

a special web page written in XML (a scripting language similar to the HTML used to build the page you are reading)

a standard format that web sites use to distribute their content

a standardized XML-based file from which Newsreaders can cull information

a standard specification (XML) which formats data into a news feed that you will have seen on many sites

a stream of information which can be displayed on your web site or can be displayed on your desktop with RSS and News Readers

a summary of recently added (or modified) content on a website

a summary of the most recently updated headlines or posts on a website, with links to go directly to any content you're interested in reading in greater detail

a syndicated package

a text file formatted with the appropriate XML / RSS / RDF schema so that news article titles, abstracts, links to full text, author name, publication date, etc can easily be parsed from the text

a text file format with a XML extension

a text file that contains, at minimum, titles and summaries of recent articles on the main site

a text file (XML) that can be used to list the latest news headlines from that site, together with relevant links and descriptions

a tool that enables you to receive instantly updated news, content, and odds in your computer, directly from WagerWeb

a tool that manages the excessive amount of information available on the Web by delivering a feed to a user's inbox containing updated headlines and article summaries

a type of web syndication used mainly by news services and increasingly by other websites and blogs

a version of a web page meant to be published on more than one place -- a form of republishing similar to syndicated columns in newspapers

a way for people to receive notification when a site is updated and to read the content of a site without having to visit it

a way for you to receive news headlines and notificaion of recent changes or items newly posted to this Website

a way of regularly receiving notification that new content has been added to the site

a way of staying current with new postings

a way of subscribing to a web site in order to receive automatic updates every time new article is published

a way to broadcast your message directly to your target market

a way to easily distribute Web content to a wide number of people who can subscribe to receive certain information in a format that is easy to read

a way to filter news on the web

a way to stay up to date with new content on a website without visiting the site

a Web-accessible file those wishing to consume your content may access

a Web-accessible XML file containing a listing of web pages with related news or information

a web page that lists article headlines along with a description of each article and a link to the full article

a XML based web-content distribution format primarily used by news sites, weblogs (blogs), and podcasts

a XML document that a rss reader can download

a XML document, which can contain informations about the author, the publication date etc

a XML document, which meta informations besides the real information

see Really Simple Syndication.

RSS (or Really Simple Syndication) is where news websites publish news items in a simple, standard RSS format to an RSS feed page. Internet users can download free RSS browser software that allows them to read RSS items from selected RSS feed pages so them can immediatley see new items without having to visit each site.

RSS feeds use an XML document to publish information.

Stands for really simple syndication. It enables you to subscribe to Web sites with often-changing content. Many people use RSS feeds to download directly to their computers new articles and posts provided by news sites and blogs.

Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary as it is also known is an XML format for syndicating Web content. A Web site that wants to allow other sites to publish some of its content creates an RSS document. A user that can read RSS-distributed content can use the content on a different site. Syndicated content includes news feeds, headlines, excerpts from discussion forums and more.

RSS is a family of XML file formats for web syndication used by news websites and weblogs. They are used to provide items containing short descriptions of web content together with a link to the full version of the content. This information is delivered as an XML file called RSS feed, webfeed, RSS stream, or RSS channel. From Wikipedia.

Stands for "Really Simple Syndication" (a.k.a. Rich Site Summary). A mechanism for promptly informing a user of pertinent news or other information.

A data format for syndicating news and other content. People can subscribe to RSS feeds so they will be notified every time content is updated on a particular site.

a specific type of format that a web feed can come in