What are Web Feeds?
Web Feeds, also commonly known as RSS (Really Simple Syndication), are an easy touse method for news content distribution. Through a simple XML file on the host site, RSS feeds allow you to read through the news headlines you want, from your desktop, without having to browse the Web.
RSS feeds can be read using newsreader software (or a Web-based newsreader platform) called an RSS Reader (also called a “news aggregator”) to easily see when new content is added to our site. RSS is now also built into e-mail clients such as Microsoft Office 2007, and can be viewed by Web browsers such as Internet Explorer 7 and Firefox.
You can also syndicate our feed to have CBA.org headlines appear on your Web site. For more information on displaying feeds, visit http://www.rss2html.com/.
CBA Feeds
How to Subscribe
- Copy the address of the feed (i.e. http://feeds.feedburner.com/cba)
- Click the "Subscribe", "Add Feeds" or similar button in your newsreader software.
- Paste the URL address (http://feeds.feedburner.com/cba) in the appropriate field of your RSS Reader to instantly add CBA.org headlines to your RSS application.
RSS Readers
There are many different RSS readers available for various platforms. The following links are provided as a convenience and in no way constitute the endorsement of any products or third-party Web sites by the Canadian Bar Association:
Windows
Mac
GNU/Linux
Web
Questions?
info@cba.org
