RSS feeds are a great way to not have to search for the news and info that you are most interested in. I'm currently subscribed to 6 (I weeded out some of the ones I orginally chose because they either duplicated others or were not what I expected) and they are New York Times National News, NY Times World News, New York Times Books, BBC news, Irish Times and Sky and Telescope magazine.
In the world of libraries I can see numerous applications, including an opportunity for patrons to learn of new materials by favorite authors or on subjects they are interested in. Library programs could be fed to interested folks. For staff meetings, cancellations, minutes, important news and info, etc.
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About Me
- ronni
- Assistant Manager - Level 2 Salt Lake City Public Library Married, two kids (all grown up and flown the coup), a precious and ancient dog named Hayduke, and a huge extended Irish Catholic family whom I love dearly.
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