What is RSS?
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an easy way to get breaking news, blog updates, and other new site content. Using an RSS reader, you can have content feeds of your choice delivered to your desktop, Web browser, or mobile device.
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What are RSS feeds?
RSS feeds are updates of site content sent directly to your desktop, web browser, or mobile device via the RSS reader of your choice. For example, by signing up for Portfolio.com's Top 5 Stories you would receive a new feed whenever this feature is updated.
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What is an RSS reader?
RSS readers are applications that deliver RSS feeds to your desktop, web browser, or mobile device. Most are stand-alone applications that can be downloaded to your computer or mobile device, but some are built into web browsers like Internet Explorer 7 or Web portals like My Yahoo. The majority of RSS readers are free.
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What is the benefit of subscribing to Portfolio.com's RSS feeds?
Subscribers who receive RSS feeds get early notification of new site features. RSS feeds are a convenient way to browse breaking business news and read what interests you most.
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What RSS feeds can I receive?
Portfolio.com offers several RSS feeds covering many areas of site content. To view the complete list, visit the RSS page.
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How can I manage my Portfolio.com RSS feeds?
There are three ways to subscribe to our RSS feeds:
- Drag the URL of the RSS feed into your news reader.
- Cut and paste the URL of the RSS feed into your news reader.
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Why am I not receiving the RSS feed(s) that I signed up for?
Not every feed is updated as frequently or at the same time as others. Feeds are sent when new content is published on Portfolio.com. If you believe that feed updates have been sent and that you haven't received them, try deleting the feed from your reader and adding it again.
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