RSS in Plain English
Here’s a great video to help explain what RSS is to people that aren’t geeks:
Great job Lee and Sachi!
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There’s a growing trend of internet video providing a more educational form of entertainment which caters to an (dare I say) intellectual audience who is looking for knowledge and meaning while they entertain themselves. The quick and early adopters are now complimenting their traditional text based content with video media to offer visitors a choice. An interesting example I came across of this is the artcollectorsguild.com. This is a small company selling artwork which compliments nearly the entirety of its content with video.