WNDU - RSS

What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a convenient way to get news and information to your desktop or mobile device. You can install a RSS reader or use a web based service (like Bloglines.com) to view your RSS feeds.

Think of it as a sort of TiVo for the web.

You tell your RSS reader what feeds you want to receive.
Your RSS reader will periodically check your feeds and displays new updates.
Your RSS reader serves as a "portal" to all of your favorite websites.
No more browsing to your favorite sites one by one! Just read the updates that interest you.

Many news sites and Blogs (weblogs) provide RSS feeds. Sometimes they provide a link to their feeds with icons like these:

WNDU offers several RSS feeds that link back to WNDU.com for the full story.

Before you can start getting all of the news you want from WNDU.com, you’ll need an RSS reader or news aggregator as they are sometimes called. This is typically a free download, and the one you should use depends on what type of operating system you have, such as Microsoft Windows, Mac OS, Linux.

To get an RSS reader, try Googling “RSS reader”.

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