About RSS
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) allows web users to monitor news from
a variety of sources. In a function similar to traditional news
syndication, many web sites use RSS to share headlines and stories from
other sites.
Using an RSS reader, you can track news from
various sources, such as ACE's Higher Education and National
Affairs (HENA), without having to visit each site
individually.
How do I use RSS?
RSS readers offer a set of links using the XML markup language.
A wide variety of free tools allow you to monitor RSS feeds from your
desktop.
In addition to stand-alone products such as those listed below, many
popular web destinations such as MyYahoo, MSN, Google Personalized Home, and others allow you to
add RSS feeds to your personalized home page.
Popular Free RSS Newsreaders:
All Platforms:
Bloglines
Windows 98 and later:
BlogExpress
FeedReader
Mac OSX 10.2 and later:
NetNewsWire Lite
For Linux:
Liferea
Related Links
RSS Protocol (from Wikipedia)
Help with RSS (from BBC News)
What is RSS (from Blogs @ Harvard Law School)
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