RSS and Tabbed Browsing in Safari, Firefox, and Camino by Wei-Meng Lee - MacDevCenter.com

Netimperative now incorporates a powerful RSS (Really Simple Syndication) enabled search engine, which will turn any search term on its archive into an RSS feed - making it an essential resource for companies wanting to keep up-to-date on the digital industry

Presented at the 6 January 2005 conference of the Arizona Association of Law Libraries (AzALL), Finding News Faster examines using XML-based (RSS or Atom) feeds in research. It starts with the basics - what they are, how to display them, and how to find them. It continues with sources and strategies for selecting feeds, or for creating keyword-specific feeds

National Library for Health in the United Kingdom has a number of RSS feeds

RSS Market Share - There has been much discussion and lively debate in the blogosphere and other spheres of note lately regarding RSS traffic and aggregator market share. Since our job is to help publishers understand how their feed is being consumed in as accurate a way possible, we've decided to make our own understanding of traffic patterns and market share public. As with any micro-report like this, there will be much gnashing of teeth and waving of hands, and in the end, this is just as likely to confuse as many people as it helps - From Burning Questions - The Official FeedBurner Weblog

WebMD Health now has an RSS feed

RSS Subscription Central? by Susan Kuchinskas - January 11, 2005 - Internetnews - Dave Winer, who co-authored the original RSS standard with Netscape and then went on to author RSS 2.0 alone, is proposing a method to combat what he calls "the Yahoo Problem." ....