The Internet grows exponentially on a daily basis, becoming more and more fragmented. How can you keep up with so many disparate sources of information? The answer: RSS

What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a new way of personalizing how you get news and information from the Internet. The Philadelphia Inquirer does a great job explaining it here [2].

Why you want RSS

• Personalize your web content in an easy-to-digest format, through one-click access
• Spend more time reading your content and less time looking for it

 

How to get RSS

• First, decide on and install a news reader
• Bloglines [3]
• MyYahoo! [4]
• NewsGator [5]
• Second, click on the feed(s) you want to add from our syndication page [5]

Click here to see a complete list of the RSS feeds available. [5]

• Third, click on your reader’s icon and hit subscribe

That's it - you're subscribed to NextBillion, receiving only the updates YOU want. Now that's service! For more information on NextBillion's RSS service, continue reading below.

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NextBillion's Main RSS feed, which contains all the latest headlines from NextBillion.net:
Main NextBillion Feed [6]

 

 

 

NextBillion's Syndication page, which lists all the different feeds we offer:
Syndication - All NextBillion Feeds [6]

We offer 1-click subscription using RSS 2.0 for all content areas on NextBillion.net. A "Subscribe" box appears on the right-side toolbar for all pages that offer one-click subscription, with the following buttons:

 

By clicking on these buttons, you will be subscribed to the content area you are browsing. One-click subscription to both General and Topic-specific feeds is also available on the Syndication page [10].

Do you have questions about RSS, or are you having problems subscribing? Contact us [10].