RSS Feed Information
RSS, which stands for “Really Simple Syndication” (sometimes called Rich Site Summary), has been adopted by news services, weblogs, and other online information services to send content to subscribers. After subscribing to an RSS feed, you will be notified when new content is available without having to visit the web site.
How to Subscribe
You will need to download and install an RSS reader, or use a web-based service like Bloglines. Then, you copy and paste the URL of the news feed (http://scotthaefner.com/kap/gallery/rss.xml) into the viewer’s “subscribe” dialogue. Example RSS viewers include:
FeedDemon (Windows)
NetNewsWire Lite (Mac)
Mozilla Firefox Web Browser (Windows, Mac, Unix)
Firefox has a feature called Live Bookmarks that lets you subscribe to an RSS feed within the browser. For even more flexibility, you can install a Firefox extension called Sage to read and manage RSS feeds.
Bloglines
Bloglines is a free, web-based service for managing news feeds. There is no need to download or install software, and you can access your feeds from any computer connected to the Internet.
