News Comes To You: Hunting For Mac RSS.

Looking through the Mac360 server logs I noticed that only around one in four readers uses RSS. What’s the reason for the low numbers?

If you view a dozen web pages a day, then RSS is just what the news doctor ordered. RSS brings the news to you.

What is RSS? Formally, Really Simple Syndication. It’s a family of XML file formats which allows you to subscribe to news headlines and summaries, and have them show up on your computer.

Simply subscribe using Safari or a good RSS reader, and the headlines are retrieved.... (excerpted).

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