If you browse through your five favorite websites each day, including Global Research, to see what's new, fifteen minutes apiece — that's over an hour, just to find out if there are any new articles.
You can now have the latest news and feature articles from Global Research delivered directly to you.
RSS automatically tells you when something new is posted online — so you spend less time searching for content and more time reading.
IF YOU ALREADY HAVE AN RSS FEED
To add Global Research headlines into your RSS Feed Reader:
copy and paste the following URL onto your Feed Reader
1. Choose an RSS reader 2. Subscribe to an RSS feed
1. Choose an RSS reader
RSS readers can either be Standalone or Plugin. Standalone readers are applications that run in the background on your desktop and automatically update your subscribed feeds. Plugin readers work within one of your existing programs such as Microsoft Outlook, Firefox and Internet Explorer.
There are a variety of free RSS readers available on the Internet. If you don't have a RSS reader already, you can try Google's reader:
Most RSS readers will come with a collection of RSS feeds organized by topic such as News, Health, Finance, etc. More than likely you will want to subscribe to Global Research and other news feeds which are of interest to you.
To know if a website or blog offers an RSS Feed, look for the RSS subscribe button or link, which can be:
The classic RSS button: RSS
The XML button: XML
A simple list of links: RSS, Atom, MyYahoo, Bloglines, etc.
Your selected RSS Reader's button
Most RSS readers support multiple ways to subscribe to an RSS feed:
Click to Subscribe
When you see a feed you're interested in, including global Research, simply click on the subscribe button or link and follow the prompts offered by your RSS reader to complete the subscription.
Drag and Drop to Subscribe
Another simple way to subscribe is by dragging the subscribe button or link into the RSS Reader. You will be instantly subscribed to that feed.
Manually Add Feeds
If you know the URL of the feed you want to subscribe to, most RSS Readers will offer you the option to add it manually.
Once you have subscribed to the RSS feeds you want, including Global Research, your RSS reader will seek out that information, and you will receive new content from the publisher as it becomes available. Most feed readers present you with easy-to-browse headlines and short summaries of the latest information, including links that will take you directly to the full article. You can this see what's new on Global Research and other chosen sites.
Note to Websites: Through RSS feed, Global Research provides without charge a news syndication service to alternative media websites.
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