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In this age of information technology where every man wants to keep himself abreast of the latest happenings in the world, RSS offers an exciting new technology for those people who just can’t stand the idea of missing out on the latest news. For such people an RSS news feed may be the right answer.

Any person who wishes to get an RSS feed of the latest news can do so by using a very simple, easy-to-use, free or low-cost software, the person can have all the headlines on topics that interest him or her delivered to their desktop for free. A fairly complete list of available readers, some of which are free, can be found in the Yahoo Directory: News Aggregators listing. PCWorld.com’s Downloads library also offers a collection of RSS readers.

When a person sees something attention-grabbing, by a simply clicking on the headline and you’ll be whisked to the originating Web site where the news in detail is available, typically within a built-in browser. The greatest advantage of getting an RSS feed of the latest news is that one doesn’t have to visit their favorite news Web site several times a day or keeping on hitting refresh button to find out the latest news; one has to simply open up their newsreader and see all the site’s headlines without ever leaving their desktop software.

The other advantage of getting an RSS feed of the latest news is that one can even get “aggregrated” news feeds on a particular topic, in which headlines are delivered to the subscriber from a variety of sources.

There are many reputable news site and major news publication that provide RSS news feed, some of which include PCWorld.com, CNN, MSNBC, the BBC, Slashdot, and many other major news and information sites now send out RSS news feeds.

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