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"In fact, syndicated content through people subscribing to individual bloggers and RSS feeds, including from businesses and brands, had seemed like the future of content distribution. At one point, RSS icons started appearing all over websites, including from major news organizations. However, the rise of social networks put an end to that revolution as all content generation shifted to a few major social platforms. Anyways, going back to those early days, podcasts were born as audio file enclosures."
"In fact, syndicated content through people subscribing to individual bloggers and RSS feeds, including from businesses and brands, had seemed like the future of content distribution. At one point, RSS icons started appearing all over websites, including from major news organizations. However, the rise of social networks put an end to that revolution as all content generation shifted to a few major social platforms. Anyways, going back to those early days, podcasts were born as audio file enclosures."
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"In fact, syndicated content through people subscribing to individual bloggers and RSS feeds, including from businesses and brands, had seemed like the future of content distribution. At one point, RSS icons started appearing all over websites, including from major news organizations. However, the rise of social networks put an end to that revolution as all content generation shifted to a few major social platforms. Anyways, going back to those early days, podcasts were born as audio file enclosures."
"In fact, syndicated content through people subscribing to individual bloggers and RSS feeds, including from businesses and brands, had seemed like the future of content distribution. At one point, RSS icons started appearing all over websites, including from major news organizations. However, the rise of social networks put an end to that revolution as all content generation shifted to a few major social platforms. Anyways, going back to those early days, podcasts were born as audio file enclosures."