The truth is being involved in social media takes time, some­thing that most peo­ple don’t have a lot of. In the past few weeks I have heard from sev­eral cus­tomers, friends and even my den­tal hygien­ist that they just don’t have time for social net­work­ing. So how can reg­u­lar folk get involved with social media? How much time does it really take and how can you fit get­ting involved with social media into your day-to-day rou­tine? Read more…

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There are a range of dif­fer­ent news read­ers avail­able and new ver­sions are appear­ing all the time. Some RSS news read­ers can inte­grate with your email pro­gram such as Out­look while oth­ers are web based. Dif­fer­ent news read­ers work on dif­fer­ent oper­at­ing sys­tems, so you will need to choose one that will work with your computer.

Google Reader is a sim­ple yet very usable RSS reader with a flex­i­ble label­ing sys­tem and com­pre­hen­sive web-based RSS feed reader.

If read­ing your feeds through Out­look is your pref­er­ence, Attensa may very well be the RSS reader for you. Attensa inte­grates itself into Out­look so well that you’re not even aware it’s there most of the time. You can switch back and forth between read­ing email and RSS feeds very easily.

Have fune with your RSS feeds!

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News feeds allow you to see when web­sites have added new con­tent. You can get the lat­est head­lines and video in one place, as soon as its pub­lished, with­out hav­ing to visit the web­sites you have taken the feed from. Feeds are also known as RSS. There is some dis­cus­sion as to what RSS stands for, but most peo­ple think RSS stands for ‘Really Sim­ple Syn­di­ca­tion’. In essence, the feeds them­selves are just web pages, designed to be read by com­put­ers rather than people.

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