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RSS FAQ
What is RSS?
Depending on whom you ask, RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication" or "Rich Site Summary."
An RSS file contains headlines, summaries and links that are formatted in
XML so that they may be read by a program.
How do I use RSS?
The most common use of RSS is viewing news with an RSS reader, also known as a news aggregator.
There are three types of news aggregators: stand-alone programs, email-integrated applications
and web-based aggregators.
How is RSS different than an email newsletter?
Email newsletters are usually delivered at a time chosen by the publisher.
RSS gives you more control by always being available and staying updated.
And RSS doesn't require you to supply an email address to get the headlines.
How do I get a news aggregator?
Here is a list of common standalone news aggregators:
Can I use a news aggregator as part of Microsoft Outlook?
Yes, the most common integrated application is NewsGator.
Can I use an online news aggregator?
Yes, some of the most common options are:
How do I use a news aggregator?
News aggregators work similar to email.
One you have subscribed to an RSS news feed, you will be given a list of headlines.
Click on the headline to see a summary of the story, and then click the link to the see the full story,
which will open a browser window and take you directly to that story on our site.
How do I unsubscribe?
Simply click the "unsubscribe" button in your news aggregator.
Which RSS feeds should I subscribe to?
That choice is up to you!
The XML icons (RSS) at the top of this page are our current RSS offering.
