Why Using A Newsreader?

"Why Using A Newsreader?" is about atom RSS and XML RSS you may want to read on your desktop, because you are interested in the provided information and the updates the "blog it" system release every time about the topics of your interests.

You can find free newsreader here on "Why Using A News Reader" to read news from your own desktop, or to enjoy blogging for pleasure and syndicate and distribute your RSS feeds.

Easily create, edit and publish RSS feeds. New RSS feeds can be quickly and easily created with FeedForAll. Advanced features enable you to create professional looking RSS feeds quickly. Existing RSS feeds can be repaired and enhanced with FeedForAll.

RSS feeds generated by other means can be automatically repaired, so that they conform to the RSS 2.0 specification. Existing feeds can be enhanced to contain advanced feed properties, and give them a more professional look. Day to day feed maintenance can be handled simply.

Features such as automatic publication date handling and field defaults enables users to keep their feeds up-to-date with minimal effort.

So, "Why Using a News Reader" is also about two things concerning RSS and RSS readers here. It is not advised to use a reader, though... if you already had good browsers that read RSS Feeds.

The first thing is to know what readers do and how to use them, if you wanted to do so. The second thing is about all the techniques RSS involves, just to know them or to use them. So, here we continue with "WHY USING A NEWSREADER"...

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What is a newsreader?

It is a "Really Simple Syndication Reader" and it's also called a RSS reader and a Weblog with XML or RSS reader. But in its term as a product, it is a software for reading syndicated Website content.

If you got back to the quoted words in the first line, you'll know what RSS stands for. To read more about this connect to RSS Blogging Ezine.

So, it seems that "Why using a newsreader" is not a serious question, if you already had what you need to read feeds through your browsers. If you still want it and want to use it, continue reading.

You need that reader to bring any syndicated content you're interested to read into your desktop placed software. The "newsreader allows you to catch up on all your favorites at once" and directly from within your desktop system.

In this process, you only need to go to the full content whenever you want more. So, the newsreader eliminates the SPAM headache, if you intended to subscribe to websites through email lists to receive updates.

What is ATOM?

The Atom has more than one definition. The one I mean here is the Atom syndication format, which is a XML language used for website feeds.

It has a protocol called the Atom Publishing Protocol (APP), which is an HTTP protocol made for creating and updating websites. It processes data through a content management system that publishes the feeds in the newsreader.

However, Google Blogger says, "It's a concept-code stands for at.om. There's no one word that can give it its description, but a phrase summarizes it in: an application program interface".

You do not need to be an engineer in the tech-blogging community to "catch up on all your favorites". You won't need to be that engineer once again, to create your blog and keep blogging a considerable information in the blogging game.

No, you don't need that, but you still can do it the way I do.

By the way I do not know any techie-part of it, but I am still doing it. I do not know how, but I think the the tools of the Site Builder I am using here to build this Web business, are just helping me learn more and understand lot of things man can do without a headache and most importantly, execute the process right.

What A.tom does?

Well, it has great potentiality that enables you to capture the information you want, if you were a regular reader, or to distribute your blog to any audience, if you were a blogger.

At the time that you do blog and activate Atom syndication using your blog building tools, your informational blog pages get into many systems online that use this technique to capture good content for their readers.

If you were using Blogger, it will "automatically generate a machine-readable version" of your blog. That is well automated in Blogger. But, the question will still be what is important... to blog or build!

If you did not have the right tools... and I mean all-in-one place website building, optimizing a website and automating tools, like the tools mentioned above, your website will be left behind.

It will not reach any reader and it will not be syndicated properly to appear in any RSS platform or even in social media network like Twitter and the others.

One thing more, if you had pictures, just any pictures you may publish, the tools I mentioned integrate pining pictures to Pinterest, which has become one of the strong rivals and alternatives to FaceBook, although it is somehow different.

Well, if you have the right tools, that blog will then be picked and displayed in newsreaders, websites and "handheld devices". However, you'll only need to activate the automation process for your website only once.

Those "handheld devices" are something you can use to store information accessible to you or some other people you want them to access through A.TOM or RSS.

Can Anyone Use Atom?

Yes, It's not created for Bloggers and developers only, but consumers too. Anyone can use it "as a universal format for personal content publishing," where Atom allows "the easy flow of information to and from the Web".

It's of course quite different, when Bloggers and developers use it and when you use it too as a consumer! But, of course, don't even bother about "Why Using A Newsreader".

What is a Blog?

This is additional information about blogs, as I answered this question in the first linked page at "what's a newsreader" above. However, here is additional information about it.

It's in some part of it, your own voice when you convert it from being oral to be verbal, and when you verbalize it by writing it on a system that uses syndication methods.

It's also your feeds delivering media through a desktop podcast software. THIS IS WHERE YOU CAN GET ONE FREE AT cnet.com.

It's the medium you get feedback through and keep on connecting with top-minded people. You get feedback through comments readers share in your blog and share blogs too.

However, as long as comments have become important iterating content in your website and whenever you build new web pages, the only system that could publish, automate, share and syndicate what readers write in your website is the C.02 SYSTEM. See Comment C2 Entries, as an example.

You may use this medium to find other people who share your interests, or to create web-based communities to share your collective thoughts and opinion, post photos or audio and even do communities marketing.

So, "Why Using A Newsreader" reached the level that you don't need to use it. It is an old topic published here at the time newsreaders are important and this is only an update, as the new technologies bypassed the newsreaders time.

Smartphones have made it easier to read automated content and even develop mobile versions of websites that interest you. Apple becomes the top company to develop such products. JUST OPEN YOUR SAFARI AND WRITE THE ADDRESS OF "Why Using A Newsreader" PAGE TO SEE HOW IT LOOKS LIKE IN YOUR MOBILE.

Then use your smartphone to write in the form 5 lines or more about it and about how this page looks like in your iPhone.

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