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A feed reader is an application known as an aggregator or news aggregator that retrieves syndicated content that is supplied in the form of a web feed (usually in the formats of RSS, Atom or javascript formats). RSS readers allow you to display and subscribe to the RSS feeds you want. These readers can either be Standalone or Plug-in.
There are a variety of RSS readers available. To the right we have suggested some you may like to try out.
(Please note that NEWS.com.au does not endorse or support these readers)
To subscribe to NEWS.com.au headlines, right click on one of the channels with the icon, and select "Copy Shortcut" "Copy Link Location" to copy the location (URL) of the service. Paste this location into the appropriate channel of your news reader by following the instructions within that application.
Another method is to click on a feed link to open in a new window, select the URL in the address bar and copy and paste it into your feed reader.
Reading ArticlesOnce you have subscribed to the RSS feeds that you want, your RSS reader will automatically update with the latest news.
The feed reader will present you with easy-to-browse headlines and short summaries, including links to the full article. You can see what's new, and read only the articles that interest you.
You can easily republish our headlines in your own website without needing to know anything about RSS using our Javascript includes.
Previewing one of our feeds (clicking on the feed name will take you to the view/download page for that feed) displays the javascript URL for that feed. Just add that to the HTML of your website where you would like the headlines to appear and our headlines will be automatically loaded and displayed.
If you are a little more comfortable with coding there are lots of parsing tools available to allow you to ingest the feed and republish this in your own site's content management system.
You may want to start your search for any help you need at www.feeddigest.com
If you are considering viewing video by RSS, be sure to check that your reader supports video.