October 19, 2005
Nat'l Federation of Independent Business has RSS feeds
In a clear sign of the progress that online communication is making, the NFIB now has RSS feeds. The NIFB is the nation's largest small-business advocacy group. A nonprofit, nonpartisan organization founded in 1943, NFIB represents the consensus views of its 600,000 members in Washington and all 50 state capitals.
NFIB.com RSS feeds are based on articles and information published to NFIB.com on a regular basis. Current RSS feeds include: NFIB index, small-business news, political updates, NFIB.com tools and tips, small-business research and NFIB news releases. RSS feeds are also available for select NFIB.com state Web pages, updating visitors on small-business news from Arizona, California, Colorado, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Washington.
With RSS feeds readers can now keep up with NFIB's online content without going first to its web site. I use Bloglines to read RSS feeds and create RSS feeds automatically in Blogger.com.
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