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CDM RSS Feeds
RSS Feeds | What is an RSS feed and how do I subscribe? | ||||||||
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RSS (also known as news feed, web feed, syndicated content) stands for really simple syndication.
When you subscribe to a feed, you receive notices of updated content on the website/webpage to
which you have subscribed. An RSS document contains either a summary of content from an associated
web site or the full text. RSS feeds can be received in a variety of software applications. The latest Web browsers have “news readers” built in, so you might already have what you need to get started. You subscribe to a feed by entering the feed’s URL link into your reader or by clicking an RSS icon in a Web browser, which initiates the subscription process. Then, just follow the instructions in the application you are using. FREE NEWS READERS
Many e-mail programmes are also equipped to receive and organize RSS feeds for you, for example: - Microsoft Outlook (all releases since 2007) - Mozilla Thunderbird - Opera - Lotus Notes (version 8 and higher) Other News Readers (Google Directory) | CDM Newsletters archives |
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