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What is RSS? 
RSS is a format for delivering a summary of web site content that changes on a regular basis. RSS formats are often used by news sites to syndicate news stories. However RSS Feeds are not limited to news sites. Any site that has items that update often can use the RSS format to distribute information. Weblogs often uss RSS to deliver updated information.
Why Use RSS?
1. Stay informed by automatically retrieving summaries of new content, such as news stories, from the sites that you are most interested in.
2. You save time by not having to visit each site on an individual basis.
3. You no longer have to subscribe to email newsletters to receive updates from the websites you are interested in. You control which feeds you recieve.
How Can You Use RSS?
To read an RSS Feed you will need an RSS Reader. There are a variety of software solutions to read RSS Feeds on your computer. Additionally, the newest versions of both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla FireFox web browsers have built in RSS Readers.
To subscribe to our RSS Feed, click on the RSS button for the feed you want and then copy the link in your browser's address bar from the resulting page. You will then need to paste this link into your RSS Reader software. If you are using Internet Explorer 7.0 or Mozilla FireFox 2.0 simply click on the RSS button and the news headlines will display in your browser. Once your browser has displayed the headlines it will present you with an easy way to subscribe to the feed so it is always just a click away from within your browser.
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