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		<title>RSS Newsreading Is a Game Changer</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[After choosing to go with NetNewsWire over Endo as my RSS newsreader/aggregator, I&#8217;ve been re-evaluating my web reading habits and noticed that I rarely visit web sites as a starting point. I have a bunch of RSS feeds that I subscribe to with NetNewsWire, and I use those feeds as my starting point. I no [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After choosing to <a href="http://pulpconnection.blogspot.com/2006/03/went-with-netnewswire.html">go with NetNewsWire</a> over Endo as my RSS newsreader/aggregator, I&#8217;ve been re-evaluating my web reading habits and noticed that I rarely visit web sites as a starting point.  I have a bunch of RSS feeds that I subscribe to with NetNewsWire, and I use those feeds as my starting point.  I no longer fire up my browser and go to site after site in my bookmarked favorites.</p>
<p>I save quite a considerable amount of time by looking at the headlines and/or summaries of the RSS feeds instead of visiting each site and waiting for pages to load.  Additionally, I don&#8217;t get ads in RSS feeds that clutter up the screen or open pop-up windows.  I can subscribe to much more news sources and scan them quickly in a shorter amount of time.  This is a game changer.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m not saying that strictly using RSS feeds is the only way to go.  I <em>still</em> do visit web sites, but I find more and interesting content via RSS feeds.  Sometimes, the entire article is included with a site&#8217;s feed so I never have to visit the site, and that&#8217;s perfectly fine with me.  The feeds that include nothing but headlines are irritating (you hear me ESPN.com?).</p>
<p>So, if you&#8217;re looking for ways of getting more information in a shorter amount of time, then strongly consider using RSS feeds and news aggregators.</p>
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