RSS stands for "RDF Site Summary" or "Rich Site Summary" or "Really Simple Syndication" depending on different sources or opinions. Simply said, is an XML file based on W3C's RDF Specification, which allows extensions. It is used to create a summary document for sites usually containing updates, new content or news. These XML files could be read directly by aggregators or newsreaders.

You can find many RSS feeds on the Internet or browsing our directory. All you need is RSS file URL. Then you can install RSS scripts and customize them to add content directly to your web pages. These scripts can be made using different languages or you can simply use javascript to insert some existing code from another website (please visit our rss link page for more information).

Once you installed a RSS reader you would be interested for more RSS feeds. You can use our RSS directory to find some in your domain of interest.