RSS
An easy way to keep up-to-date with all the latest developments
RSS (really simple syndication) is a method of choosing content and having it delivered directly to you. Much like choosing a television channel, the RSS feed from Cambridge Broadband Networks provides a channel that you can monitor along with your other favourite sources, without having to trawl through the web to find the latest information. When we update our site with news and events, you'll know about it.
Where are the RSS feeds?
When you have chosen your news reader you are ready to subscriber to
an RSS feed. As you look through the Cambridge Broadband Networks web site you'll notice that certain
areas have the 
button. This indicates that the page has an RSS feed to
which you can subscribe.
Typically, web sites offer URI feed to pages that often change; for example news pages. Cambridge Broadband Networks provide RSS feed for the following areas of the web site
How do I subscribe to an RSS feed?
The RSS button is a link to the RSS feed. To subscribe to an RSS feed you need to
- Drag the button to your
news reader, or
- Cut and paste the feed URI into your news reader or browser.
Drag and drop the RSS icon to subscribe to an RSS feed
What do I need to view an RSS feed?
To use the RSS fed you need an application called a news reader. There are many different news reader applications available for all major operating systems. Some Internet browsers, including Firefox, Opera and Safari, can automatically pick up RSS feeds. For more details on these, please check their web sites.
Where can I get a news reader?
RSS feed is a relatively new web feature, but there are a number of news readers available for different operating systems. In addition, most ‘modern’ web browsers support RSS feed.
Web-based news readers
Bloglines, My Yahoo!, and NewsGator
Windows news readers
Newz Crawler, FeedDemon, and Awasu
Mac OS X news readers
Newsfire and NetNewsWire
- Where next
- Site map
- Terms of use
- RSS
- Subscribe
