Fri 1 Aug 2008
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You can read the Hobo blog (and your other favourite blogs) without ever needing to actually visit the site again.
We publish content via an RSS feed, and you can use a free feedreader to read these articles. In fact, using a feedreader, you can have all your favourite blogs send you the content direct, without having to wait for their websites to load. It’s very easy to get a feedreader – and believe me, it does save you a lot of time.
You can get a free online feedreader from the likes of:
Google Reader
NetVibes
NewsGator
Bloglines
See this comparison between Bloglines & Google Feedreader.
When you have your free reader, click the orange RSS button below or this link to our feed -now go and visit the rest of your favourite sites. You’ll quickly see that most of them have some RSS subscription service (of course you can also subscribe using your email address in the email box on this page and have our new articles emailed to your inbox).
What is RSS?
Instead of you visiting websites to find out the latest post, websites you favourite, send you any recent updates via your free reader – that’s sorta all it is, but get your favourite websites in your reader and it saves you a lot of time 
Reasons For RSS
RSS is ideal for people, like myself and perhaps you, who read a lot of the same websites. RSS allows me to easily stay informed by retrieving the latest content from the sites I am interested in so I don’t need to visit the actual site. You can save time too by subscribing to the free Hobo Web Feed.
Free software called an “RSS reader”, “feed reader” or an “aggregator” can make this easy – I use the free RSS reader from Google.
