Thanks for visiting New Media Bytes. If you like what you see, subscribe to my RSS feed.The debate of serving full vs. partial RSS feeds isn’t a new one. Several big-time marketing blogs have polled, blogged and agued the point up and down the blogosphere.
I originally started with only offering partial feeds on NMB, but [...]
Huge, Huge, Huuuuuge thanks to the Online Edication Database, who put together a great list of free podcasts for courses at creme de la creme universities throughout the world, including Harvard, Yale, Glasgow and others. (photo by thms.nl on Flickr)
The OEDB already drew up a guide to more than 200 free online courses in topics [...]
If you’ve yet to hear of Reddit, climb out from under the rock and check out the social bookmarking/news site.
In the same boat as del.icio.us, Digg and others bookmarking sites, Reddit users submit stories, pictures, videos, comment threads and nearly any other type of content to share with the world - sort of like an [...]
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