CATS News

About CATS RSS Feeds

What is RSS and How do I Use it?

What is an RSS feed?

An RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is a technology that provides a listing of a website’s content to users. This feed is updated automatically when new information is available on that website. Using a news reader (like those listed below) you can subscribe to as many sites as you wish and compile all of the newest information from them in one place.

To learn more about RSS feeds and its capabilities visit Wikipedia’s entry on RSS.

How do I subscribe to a CATS RSS feed?

To sign up for the CATS RSS Feed, you'll need to click on the orange button, or copy the link to add to your list of feeds in your current news reader.

CATS News Releases
http://www.collegeathletictrainer.org/news/rss.xml

Where can I get a news reader?

Currently there are many news readers and news reader services available. You can find a list of readers on Google, or you can use the following suggestions:

RSS Applications (you download and install)		News Reader Services (you browse from a web page)
Google Reader My Yahoo! Safari 2.0 with RSS		Bloglines NewsGator Rocket RSS

Every News Release will be available in the RSS feed.

CATS E-mails

As a CATS member, you will receive e-mails from CATS for up-to-the-minute news and announcements regarding everything from website updates to last minute symposium schedule changes.