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What is RSS and its Use in Library Science
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Permalink Reply by Dr shraddha kalla on
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RSS is the new way of keeping yourself up-to-date RSS (which, in its most recent format, stands for "Really Simple Syndication") Some expand it as - Rich Site Summary
RSS is a new way of delivering and consuming information. Librarians and Libraries should exploit this technology to effectively promote the content they produce; help their users to select appropriate feeds; Re-Publish selective RSS feeds to cater special target groups
and use this technology to keep themselves up-to-date in this era of Information Explosion.
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