RSS Essential

bloggers and news sites, such as The Wall Street Journal Online and
The New York Times Digital, have been the early adopters of this technology,
mutually benefiting in terms of updates and increased visibility. The feeds keep
the blog visitors informed and updated without having them to visit it daily. We
can very well put it that if not for the existence of the feeds, the response for
“blogs” would not be this increasing. And the hope of getting the like-minded
people to post the site content is very high.
Nowadays, it has become inevitable for buyers of software products, as it helps
them stay up-to-date on product news, development, support etc. Not just this,
users save time too! The journalists are switching over to RSS for press
releases and pitch letters.

The use of RSS is becoming very essential for companies, which have lots of
information to share, small budget and internet-savvy audiences. It serves as a
boon not only to the organizations wanting to widen their visibility, but also to users who always like to stay up-dated about the contents they eagerly wait to
taste upon.
The number of RSS feeds offered by an organization often depends on the
requirements of their subscribers, nature of the news from it, the ongoing
research at the organization, the speed with which the contents are updated, the
number of subscribers etc.
The RSS also helps the customers in managing the information flow not just from
the organizations, but from a variety of data sources also.