What are RSS feeds? RSS stands for Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary Really. Both mean the same thing, so do not let that fool you. RSS is something a website (or blog) offers readers provide a "news source" of information. It is available for everyone to add his "own new" unity and get free s shown in your desktop or your web browser. It works almost like a board, providing exactly the information you have anonymously "subscribed" to, eliminating the need to go and see their favorite spots for new information, because they are delivered to your computer. Who needs RSS? Well, everyone in need. It is much more efficient than going to get, or receive email newsletters endless. Having delivered the document to your home makes more sense than driving
to the shop every day, right? In the same vein, let's say you want the latest news on some issues, and regularly to check several sites to see what's new. Through RSS, individual Web sites that provide news on your desktop to read, click, print, or ignore. How can I use RSS? There seems to be a single definitive answer, because there are many ways to use it. I'll tell you about the easiest way of RSS feeds that I know, but by no means the only way. That is, the homepage of its website. Browser during the first, you need a RSS news reader (also known as "aggregator"). The good news is that although you may already be in
After signing with My MSN, you can find a variety of news, weather, sports, advertisements, stock quotes, local information, etc. Think about what your canvas, and you are free to organize or delete information as you see fit. Each of these sections, you can easily see me moved or deleted. To move them, simply click and drag the top right of each field. To delete, click the minus sign (-) Sign up at the top left of the area. Feel free to delete them all, since you can always add more later. Now go in the top left of the screen just above the "Welcome" area that will see "Add content" under your name. When you go there, you have four options (labels) to add content. The default tab that arises is "search. And you have four options and each is clearly defined. If you know the correct web address (URL) for a company of RSS, you can enter here. The other three tabs also be explored, allowing you to navigate the company names and subjects. T
fter login to My Yahoo, you discover that there are already more than Reuters News, which are listed along with "Top Stories", "World News", "Politics" and "Business." In these stories, you'll see a big yellow box in the middle explains how you can "Add Content". Click on the link "Add Content" and you come into a search box where you can "find content" on a given topic. Type a search phrase and you end up with search results that everyone has an "Add" button next to them. Click "Add" to those you want and press "Done" button at the top right and you're done. You just add the RSS feed to your My Yahoo page. Scroll to My Yahoo main page and you'll see the news headlines you've added in the bottom of the list. To change the order of your news sources, just press the little "edit" button in the upper right of each news section. To delete a news feeds, simply press X as you would close all windows.