But another solution that sometimes gets overlooked is an old-school one: The RSS feed. What RSS stands for depends on who you ask. The main consensus is that it stands for “Really Simple ...

RSS is a free service offered by Us Weekly to individuals for personal, non-commercial use. Any other use, including, but not limited to, the incorporation of advertising into or the placement of ...

RSS may still be the best way to get your news, but you need a good feed reader to gather your sources. RSS may still be the best way to get your news, but you need a good feed reader to gather ...

To fully customize your news with even the most obscure sources, you need an RSS newsreader app. RSS is the internet feature that keeps not dying, and it's the one where even if you know what the ...

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) remains my top choice for aggregating content from multiple sources. There are plenty of good reasons, such as flexibility, the ability to personalize feeds, and ...

Several sites, including Tumblr and Craigslist, have removed their RSS feeds. Other services, like TikTok, never offered an RSS feeds to begin with. This is annoying if you want to follow things ...

We allow the use of NYTimes.com RSS feeds for personal use in a news reader or as part of a non-commercial blog. We require proper format and attribution whenever New York Times content is posted ...

Sure, you could use one of the commercial or open-source RSS readers. But isn’t it more fun to code your own? RSS feeds have been around since the late ’90s, and they remain a handy way to ...