 This post assumes that you already have a feed reader (also known as an aggregator) running. (See here for an introduction). I use Google Reader, but there are many options available. The point of this post is to outline how to create RSS feeds based on automated searches of literature Continue reading RSS feeds, part 2: Automated literature searches.  RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is a system that allows readers to receive “feeds” of new content broadcast from various online sources without having to visit each site individually. It’s akin to subscribing to a magazine and having each new issue delivered to your mailbox rather than walking to the store to see Continue reading RSS feeds, part 1: Introduction. |
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