RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication" and is an XML-based
format for sharing and distributing web content. RSS is intended
to: - make it easy for Internet users to subscribe to view web
content that changes regularly; and - make it easy for
organizations to syndicate web content that changes regularly,
such as news items or announcements RSS is delivered in an XML
format called an RSS feed. RSS feeds can contain summaries, full
text and metadata about any web content that is published. To
view an RSS feed you need an RSS reader. Many people use RSS to
keep up to date on news headlines, but RSS can also help keep up
with research. For example, many e-journals are now offering RSS
feeds. How do I find an RSS feed? RSS feeds may be labeled by
any one of the following icons on a web page. How do I read an
RSS feed? To read an RSS feed, you will need to use an RSS
reader. RSS Readers are used to subscribe to and view RSS feeds.
Several standalone RSS readers exist; these require installation
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