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Get the latest news headlines delivered to your computer, cell phone, or other devices via RSS feeds. Most modern web browsers have built in RSS news readers.  However, if you want something more comprehensive and capable of subscribing to multiple feeds, then here are a few popular RSS Readers:
Web-based: Google Reader, My Yahoo!    Windows: FeedDemon, Awasu    Mac OS X: NetNewsWire Cell Phones/PDAs: Viigo, Freenews
Step 1 - Decide which RSS reader you'd like to use.  Most modern web browsers have a reader built-in. Or, you can use an external reader.  Several popular ones are listed above.

Step 2 - If using your browser's built-in reader, simply click one of the RSS Feed links on the right. Otherwise, Right-click on a link and select Properties from the popup menu. In the Properties window, highlight and copy the Address URL.

Step 3 - Following the documentation of your desired news reader, paste the URL into the reader to subscribe to the feed.
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What is RSS? - The acronym "RSS" stands for "Really Simple Syndication" or "Rich Site Summary."  An RSS feed or news feed is an online file, not in hypertext like this page but formatted in XML for a range of devices.

What is a news feed reader? - An RSS or News feed reader or aggregator software combines in one place current links from many news sources.

Why use a news feed reader? - Feed readers allow you to quickly follow the topics you choose. Many feed readers are integrated into e-mail programs or web browsers, or will pop up a new window when a new article is available.

Where can I get an RSS feed reader? - There are many free and inexpensive readers and websites that display RSS feeds. Some of the most popular are listed at the top of this page.

What is web syndication? - Syndication on the web means that a section of a website is made available for other sites to use. The RSS feeds on this page are an example of syndication of WatchLocalTV.org news. Readers "subscribe" to the feed simply by pasting the URL into a news reader.

Have an RSS feed you'd like to suggest? - Visit the Contact Us page, fill out the message form, and send us the URL of the feed.  Please, only suggest feeds related to the WatchLocalTV channels.