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How do I start using RSS feeds?
You need something
called a news reader. There are many
versions, some accessed using a Web
browser and some that
are downloadable applications. All
allow you to select and view the RSS
feeds you want.
Once you have a news reader, all you
have to do is to decide what content
you want. For example, if you would
like the latest Local news stories,
simply click on the RSS link on this
page. You can subscribe to the feed
of your choice in various ways: by
dragging the URL of the RSS feed into
your news reader or by cutting and
pasting the same URL into a new feed
in your news reader. Some Web browsers,
including Internet
Explorer, Firefox and
Safari, automatically pick up RSS
feeds for you. For more details on
these, please check their websites.
For more information, Search Engine Watch has a great explanation of RSS and News readers.
How do I get a News Reader?
Different news readers work on different operating systems,
so you will need to take this into account when you make your choice. There are many news readers for each operating system available now, and more are being introduced daily.
Using OCVarsity News RSS feeds on
your site
We encourage the
use of OCVarsity News RSS feeds as
part of a website, subject to our Terms
and Conditions. However, we do require
that the proper format and attribution
is used when OCVarsity News content
appears. The attribution text should
read "OCRegister News" or "From OCRegister
News" as
appropriate. You may not use any
OCVarsity logo or other OCVarsity
trademark. We reserve the right to
prevent the distribution of OCRegister
News content. Please read our Terms
and Conditions for further instructions.
The OCVarsity does not accept any
liability for its OCVarsity feeds.
Please see the Terms
and Conditions for full details.
