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What is RSS?
RSS is a technology
that allows this to happen! What RSS feeds does the Waterford News & Star provide?
To use RSS it is necessary to have access to a News Reader. There are many different types, but the main choice is whether to use a web-based one (such as Yahoo, Bloglines, Newsgator or Google) or to download a standalone application (which runs on your PC even if you don't have a browser open). The following is the Google Directory page for newsreaders. After gaining access to a News Reader then it is necessary to subscribe to the feeds. The exact way to do this depends on the reader - consult your readers help documentation for guidance.
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Wouldn't it be easier
if instead of having to visit all of your favourite sites in
turn and trawl through them looking for new content, you could
have all the latest items delivered automatically to a single
place on your computer?
Some newer browsers
(including Firefox and Opera) offer support for RSS without
the need for an additional reader. To check if your browser
does provide support then consult the browsers help documentation.
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