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What is RSS?

RSS is a format used to publish and deliver frequently updated content such as news headlines.

An RSS document (called a ‘feed’) summarizes recently published content. Using RSS reading software, site visitors can allow the software to do the work of checking for updates.

Benefits of RSS

RSS readers grab the RSS feeds from various sites and display them for you to read. Using an RSS reader, you can stay informed by getting the latest content from websites. You also save time by receiving notification of updates instead of checking individual sites for new content.

How to use RSS

With Your Browser:
Internet Explorer 7, Firefox and Safari offer RSS subscription capabilities. Browsers that support RSS subscription will indicate that a site has available feed subscriptions by displaying an RSS icon or button in the browser’s toolbar or address bar. When you see the RSS button, you can click it to view your subscription options for that site.

RSS icons may differ from browser to browser. The most commonly used buttons are:  and .

With a Newsreader or Aggregator:
If your browser doesn’t support RSS subscriptions, you can use software called a newsreader or aggregator. This software can be:

• a stand-alone software program like FeedReader (for Windows) or AmphetaDesk (for Windows or Mac).
• A web-based aggregator like My Yahoo! or Google Reader
• An email program that supports XML/RSS feeds

You will need to enter the addresses of the feeds you want to track. Copy and paste the feed address where required in your RSS reader software.

• for Cameco's news feed, use the address, http://www.cameco.com/rss/news.xml
• for Cameco's CEO's Corner feed, use, http://www.cameco.com/rss/qa_ceo.xml

Refer to your software's instructions for more detail on how to add a feed.

For Windows users, you can find RSS readers here.

For Mac OSX users, you can find RSS readers here.