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About Feeds
These feeds are based on RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication. RSS lets you subscribe to “feeds” from a Web page so you can see new content from that page without having to visit it.
To use RSS, you need a feed reader (also called a feed aggregator). There are Web-based readers as well as applications that run on your computer. Some popular Web readers are my.yahoo.com, reader.google.com and bloglines.com. Just create a free account at any of these sites and you're ready to begin adding feeds.
Here are a few sources for learning more about RSS:
- Mashable.com: The Ultimate RSS Toolbox
- XML.com: What is RSS?
- MarshallK.com: Teaching RSS, A Discussion
- TBray.org: Better Feed Reading: How to Manage a River of News