What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format
for content distribution and sharing content such
as news headlines. RSS feeds usually include headlines
and descriptions with links back to the publishing
site for the full story. For a more detailed explanation
of RSS check RSS
2.0 format specification.
How do Web sites use RSS?
Many Web sites currently offer RSS feeds. Because
they're automated, the feeds keep readers up-to-date
without requiring them to subscribe to an e-mail
newsletter (or expecting them to remember to
visit throughout the day). In effect, RSS feeds
allow readers to keep up with a site easily,
and allow Web keepers to focus their energy on
keeping their sites fresh.
How can I receive RSS feeds?
Desktop software applications known as news readers
or aggregators can collect, update and display
RSS feeds from a wide variety of sources. A number
of news readers are available for you to download,
many at no cost. They vary slightly in how they
look and act, so you may find yourself testing
several before settling on one. Google lists
a number of news aggregators (none of which are
associated with todaysthv.com) that you can download
and test in this
list of news aggregators.
What RSS feeds are available from todaysthv.com?
todaysthv.com RSS feeds are based on content published
to our main Web site and are updated frequently.
To subscribe to RSS feeds from todaysthv.com,
simply select a content section of interest to
you from the list provided on this page. Click
on either the text link or the orange button,
and follow your news reader's instructions for
subscribing to (or adding) feeds. Repeat to add
as many feeds as you like.
What are the terms of use for the todaysthv.com
RSS feeds?
By using the todaysthv.com RSS feeds, which are
part of the todaysthv.com site, you agree to be
bound by the site's Terms
of Service . Click
here to read them. Individuals may use the todaysthv.com
RSS feeds, free of charge, for their personal,
non-commercial use only. When using the todaysthv.com
RSS feeds, we ask that you provide attribution
to todaysthv.com. If you provide this attribution
in text, please use "todaysthv.com." If
you provide this attribution with a graphic, please
use the todaysthv.com logo that we have included
in the feed itself. todaysthv.com also reserves
the right to disable, to change, or to cease distribution
of these "todaysthv.com RSS" feeds at
any time, and reserves the right to require individuals
to cease any and all use of these feeds at any
time for any reason.
|