RSS Will Change How You Handle News, Browsing.

For folks new to RSS, it means something like (there are arguments) “Really Simple Syndication.” Basically, it’s a way for a web site to list their headlines and a summary of each article. An RSS “reader” then pulls the headlines and summary to your Mac and you can scan through and select which item you want to read.

Could it be simpler? Not really. RSS has exploded on the web and over the past few months it has changed dramatically how I pickup news and articles, how.... (excerpted).

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