What is an RSS Feed?

RSS explained from Wikipedia: "RSS is a simple XML-based system that allows users to subscribe to their favorite websites. Using RSS, web sites can put their content into a standardized format, which can be viewed and organized through RSS-aware software or automatically conveyed as new content on another website."

How can I read RSS feeds?

To read an RSS feed you'll need a RSS reader (often called a News Reader), which will check for and inform you of new content received from the RSS feed. There are many products out there including download-able apps and of course web based solutions. Google Reader and Bloglines are just a few of the popular web readers available. They provide a central place for you to quickly scan and read the various feeds you have subscribed to.

Feeds

Search Results

Property-Casualty.com now features a new 'Search RSS feed'. When the results of your Property-Casualty.com search are displayed you'll notice the RSS icon alongside the top of the page. If you subscribe to this particular RSS feed you will receive a feed from Property-Casualty.com every time content is published that falls under your particular search terms.

Example:

You search the term "Litigation" on Property-Casualty.com. When your results are displayed, you click on the "RSS" button and subscribe to this custom feed. Going forward, each time content is published on Property-Casualty.com pertaining to "Litigation" you will receive the feed to that particular article.

 

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