Guide for Reading the RSS Newsfeed RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. Internet newsfeeds contain article headlines, summaries and links back to full-text articles on the web. Any interested person can use a newsfeed reader to select a mix of news sources and then receive all updated headlines and text from those sources in one place, in a common format without having to visit numerous individual web sites or clog their email inbox. Because RSS is an open standard, many organizations now produce their own newsfeeds and many software developers and websites are developing clever ways to receive them. In order to make use of the RSS Newsfeed, you just need a simple newsfeed reader program or access to a web site that reads newsfeeds. Here are links to lists of RSS News Readers. Some programs are free and some must be purchased.
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	There are several ways to view RSS newsfeeds including specialized news readers, through news tickers that appear on your desktop, portal web sites, and email client plugins. You do not need to sign up for or subscribe to anything. All you need is the Internet address of the RSS newsfeed, which you can copy and paste into your RSS news reader. Our RSS newsfeed address is: http://Kesem.net/RSS/KesemRSS20.rdf