Take the advantage of RSS.
RSS stands for several things, the most widely accepted being Really Simple Syndication. RSS is often described as being a feed, which one subscribes to. You have probably seen small, often orange, RSS or XML icons on websites. These icons link to that website’s feed. RSS feeds often include the title of the article and a small excerpt or even the whole article. Viewing someone’s feed is referred to as aggregation as you are gathering all of the latest entries. RSS has become extremely popular with blogs!
Using RSS can save you lots of time on a daily basis!
There are many RSS aggregators. Some people find it convenient to read RSS feeds in a program that they are already using.
For example, My Yahoo has an RSS module, and NewsGator integrates into Microsoft Outlook.
And there is the Google Desktop with RSS features. If you are using multiple computers, then you probably want to use either an online aggregator such as Bloglines and the Google Reader
