What is RSS? To begin with, is one of those things that everyone says it is easy to understand. And as soon as you have your own "ah-hau time. I think the easiest way to explain it is to walk through an example of RSS in action. I will not try to explain everything about the subject, but this should help you get started. We're going to sign up for voice over RSS feed To read the newsletter Excess voice every two weeks you can read in your inbox email, or read in your web browser .

You know how when you subscribe to a newsletter by email. It falls, hope the spam filters do not block some or all questions, then read the newsletter in your email program, whatever it be. With RSS, instead of subscribing via email, subscribe via a web page. Let's walk through the subscription process if you have a Yahoo! account, go to My Yahoo! and click Add to page content. On the right side of the "Find the area of content," will see a link that says Add RSS by URL. Follow this link and add the RSS feed Voice of the franchise, simply paste the URL into the appropriate field (Do not click this link. Cut and paste.) Now click the Add button and you're done. If you do not use Yahoo!, Bloglines.com Log in and follow the same process. Bloglines is a free service and is where I read all the RSS feeds I've subscribed.