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Blogs and RSS Siobhan Champ- Blackwell

Definitions  Blog – Web Log; an online journal; A web page with periodic posts in reverse chronologic order  Blogosphere - totality of blogs on the web

Uses for Blog  Communicating with Patrons  McGoogan Library Daily News  Providing information about a particular topic   Community Organization Blogs  own-steve-tock-urban-league.html own-steve-tock-urban-league.html  See a listing of library and technology blogs  blogs.html blogs.html

Blog Features  Comments  Notifications Services  Categories  Customization options

Blog Software  Online  Get started right away on your own  Software  Needed for multi-authored blogs

Online  Bloglines  Blogger

Software  Open Source  Word Press  Commercial  Moveable Type

RSS

What is RSS  Stands for Real Simple Syndication.  According to Wikipedia: RSS is a family of XML file formats for web syndication used by (amongst other things) news websites.  Any type of “information” web site uses RSS today.

How does it Work?  A program known as a news feed reader or aggregator can check RSS-enabled web pages on behalf of a user and display any updated articles that it finds.

Web-based Aggregators  Available to all Internet capable computers.  Typically a web site that you have to sign up for.  Example: Bloglines or My Yahoo.

Client Side Aggregators  Typically stand alone programs or extensions to other established programs, such as web browsers.  Examples: Firefox or Pluck.

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