RSS is a newsfeed technology, while a feed is an XML document designed for sharing news headlines. Feeds highlight fresh material for you, saving you repeatedly checking a site yourself for updates.
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Using RSS requires a (typically, free) news reader — a stand-alone program; or a built-in feature of your browser; or a customizable web site, such as My Yahoo, Google News, Bloglines; or a plug-in for an application like MS Outlook. To read a feed, you need to subscribe to it.
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Subscribe with a web-based feed reader,
Couldn't find yours?
with your browser,
Add the feed to your browser's built-in reader:
or manually.
Copy and paste this link into your reader.
What else? Use the feed to the full.
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Convert it to PDF:
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Whenever it is modified, send it to this e-mail address: (No more than once in 24 hours.)
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Whenever it is modified, send it to this cell phone: (Normal carrier charges may apply.)
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