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Like most, I wrongly assumed that the vast majority of our readers fully understand RSS and how to subscribe to our blog. I’ve been asked on a number of occasions however, how to subscribe, so I thought it was worth sharing the different options with everyone. I intend to highlight/remind readers of the different options available at the bottom of each post for a short while.

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Like our readers, my team and I have different areas of interest, so we provide the option for you to subscribe by author. That is, you can choose to receive updates from specific writers whilst paying less attention to others.

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You may wish to receive updates on specific topics irrespective of the author. For example, you may wish to receive updates about my shenanigans, or be notified about subjects such as Web 2.0, Mobile Web, Social Media, Web accessibility or Content Labels.

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