RSS

• What is RSS?

  
  The acronym RSS can stand for a number of different things. The most widely accepted meaning is Really Simple Syndication. RSS is an XML-based format especially designed for news content distribution. RSS feeds usually contain news headlines and a link to the page where they are located.
  
  
  
  

• Advantages of RSS

  
  RSS is an easy way to receive alerts when new content on your favourite websites is published. So instead of visiting a website to look for updated content and finding there’s nothing new, RSS sends you an automatic alert when new information is published. What’s more, it gathers information together from all the information sources you’re interested in and displays it on a single computer screen.
  
  
  
  

• RSS news readers

  
  

  To use RSS, you need to install a program called “News Reader”. This “News Reader” will gather all the news sources you subscribe to, enabling you to look at the headlines in a single location.

  
  

  There are several free news readers on the Internet:

  
  

  • - FeedReader
  
  
  • - FeedDemon
  
  
  • - SharpReader
  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  Once you have installed your news reader, all you need to do is subscribe to the news feeds that interest you. You do this by copying the browser website address (URL) of the RSS feed you want to subscribe to and following the news reader’s instructions.

  
  
  

• Different RSS sections

  
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