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Let's talk about RSS
It's really simple syndication. Commonly called News Feeds. You want to know when a Web site's been updated? Subscribe to its RSS News Feed. Now, Apple and Microsoft are making it simple by adding RSS features into their respective Web browsers: Safari RSS and Internet Explorer respectively.

Safari RSS with built-in "Live Bookmarks" (Mac OS only)
More info on Apple's site

Firefox RSS with built-in "Live Bookmarks" (Windows and Mac OS)
More from Mozilla's site

Microsoft's RSS Basics
More info on Microsoft's site

Here's a Screen Shot of a popular Windows RSS Reader
Click here to see it

Most Popular RSS Reader for Windows - RSS Bandit Screen Shots
See multiple images here
Note: RSS Bandit lets you see images with text while previewing news stories from sites such as NYTimes.com and Salon.com

My Fave RSS Reader for Mac OSX - Newsfire RSS
Go get your own
Note: The single best feature of Newsfire is command+D, which lets you search for RSS Feeds within any web site's domain; for example, by typing "www.pbs.org" I get back a listing of all PBS News Feeds (which now number in the dozens).

Subscribe to This Blog!
Copy this URL -- http://norev.blogspot.com/atom.xml -- and paste it into your RSS Reader (Bandit, Newsfire or whatever). Henceforth, when I've updated this site, you'll receive a notice with a blurb of text from my latest update.