CNET News.com RSS feeds
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format for content distribution (more). CNET News.com offers RSS feeds with headlines and descriptions and links back to CNET News.com for the full story. This page listing feeds may be found at http://rss.news.com/ at any time. Last updated: October 7, 2005 with updated category names.
| CNET News.com Feeds Please click on the orange XML button below to get the corresponding feed. Or use the Newsburst button to add the feed to Newsburst, a web-based feed reader from CNET News.com.
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Any questions, comments, or concerns? Take a look at our KnowledgeBase or submit a question. We're interested in how our readers employ these feeds.
More on RSSFor more details on RSS, start with the CNET RSS tutorial, which has a great video demonstration of the process. There is also a useful walkthrough of the subscription process on CNET Download.com. For more technical interest, start with the RSS 2.0 specification. CNET News.com is currently using the RSS 2.0 format.
Syndic8.com has a large directory of available feeds. There are many reader applications which use RSS files. Several are available on CNET Download.com, in the RSS Reader category. Use this CNET Download.com page for Mac OS applications.
