What is RSS?

RSS is a way of feeding out information from a site to allow you to see when new content has been added.

This means you can get the latest information without having to come back to our Website all the time to check for new items.

RSS is most commonly used by news aggregator packages, many of which are free. For example see:

• iGoogle
• Firefox
• Internet Explorer 7.0
• Bloglines.com
• Feed Demon (Windows)
• NewsFire (Mac OS X)

If you are more technically minded, you can use RSS feeds to automatically add content to your website or blog.

You are welcome to do this, but if you do you must make clear that the content comes from the IPPP.

The address of our news and events feeds are shown below:

• http://www.ippp.dur.ac.uk/rss/rss-output.jsp?type=news
• http://www.ippp.dur.ac.uk/rss/rss-output.jsp?type=events
• http://www.ippp.dur.ac.uk/rss/rss-output.jsp?type=papers