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| What is RSS? |
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RSS (RDF Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication) is a technology that allows users to automatically receive headlines and news summaries from several web sites such as insight.iese.edu in a single interface.
With RSS feeds, there is no need to check up what's new in a web site, as the RSS reader -a piece of software that you install on your computer- does it for you automatically. |
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| How do I use RSS? |
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The usual thing is to install a program known as a news aggregator or feed reader, which allows you to grab RSS feeds from different sites and view them on a single page. Most are free (see the most popular ones below).
Once installed, all you have to do is copy and paste one of the following URLs in the news reader and follow the program's instructions to subscribe.
Spanish http://insight.iese.edu/es/rss.asp
English http://insight.iese.edu/rss.asp |
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| If you use Mozilla Firefox... |
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Click on the  logo at bottom right of the screen, and confirm your subscription. A bookmark will be created automatically in your browser linking directly to the latest news from insight.iese.edu. |
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| May I add news from IESE Insight to my web site? |
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| If you add the IESE Insight feed to your web site, please notify us at insight@iese.edu. |
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| What is RSS?