RSS is an acronym for Rich Site Summary (also known as Really Simple Syndication) and is a type of content feed format used to publish frequently updated websites—like blogs, news, audio sites, and video sites.
Many blogs and news sites use RSS to build up readership. Heavy readers often subscribe to websites that they want to follow and browse news and content headlines in an aggregated list. For example, some journalists will use RSS to stay abreast of news or stories, including business or government press office content. Here are some simple best-practices for designing websites with frequently published content--like blogs or press rooms.
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