RSS in Plain English video

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By Sarah Houghton-Jan

This RSS in Plain English video, created by the CommonCraft site folks, explains in under four minutes how RSS works. I think just about anyone will understand this, and probably go away realizing the many ways that RSS could save them time and improve their information digestion. I love it when people explain things in a way that just makes sense…with words better than those I could have come up with.

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