Thanks for the response. It does seem be a good thing to have 'outsourced' and reduce that traffic from my ISP. The News Aggregator seems pretty cool also. What was the name of that company that started 'pushing' information to people when the Internet first started getting popular?


>> I assume you have found radio weblog software to be good deal? <
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>It's $40 annually, which is really paying for the web hosting. I'm glad to let someone else handle all of the traffic on my site (both hits :)) rather than hosting it myself. Craig and Garrett have both gone for one of the many free blogging tools, and that's a good way to go, too.
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>What really sold me on Radio was the News Aggregator, though. Being able to view changes, near real time, to a couple dozen blogs and commercial feeds (CNET, New York Times, ComputerWorld, Slashdor, InfoWorld, Wired) saves me hours of random surfing.