How do I "Subscribe" to activefreemedia's feeds?
Podcasts through iTunes
For listening to the podcast, you can subscribe through iTunes. Click here to subscribe directly through iTunes.
Videos through DTV
activefreemedia's videos have been optimized for the new DTV player (currently for Mac), which will make watching internet videos more
like watching TV than squinting to watch those little boxes in your browser.
Once you get DTV, you can subscribe to the activefreemedia channel using this RSS feed.
What is RSS (Really Simple Sindication)?
An RSS feed is a list of headlines encoded so that it can be easily used
by another program or website. Programs that can read RSS files are called "news aggregators." They let you view headlines from dozens or hundreds of news sites at one time.
Some web browsers, such as Firefox (Windows, Mac, and Linux) and Safari (Mac), include support for RSS.
Alternatively, there are several external RSS readers. Three free options include Amphetadesk (for Windows, Linux, or Mac), Awasu (for Windows) and NetNewsWire Lite (for Mac). Several commercial RSS readers are also available, including Newz Crawler (for Windows), Feed Demon (for Windows) and News Fire (for Mac).
Adbusters makes both select magazine articles and website content available as RSS feeds.
Learn more about the signifiance of RSS at the America Press Institute and the Online Journalism Review
