The Enfeedia-generated "NewsPage" you've been viewing is Enfeedia's presentation of an RSS feed. A number of tools are provided across the top of all NewsPages for helping you take advantage of the benefits of RSS:

Click the Set Up Pings link to enable us to notify you by email when new items are posted on this feed -- without you setting up an account anywhere. This is the simplest way to learn about a new posting without checking the feed itself or using other alerting methods that require you to have an account with the service. Pings are generated completely within Enfeedia and only available for feeds hosted by Enfeedia. For your privacy, we do not record your email address in our database until after you validate it, and we do not offer or sell email addresses uynder any conditions.

Click the Create an Alert to learn how you can have email alerts sent to you from your Yahoo account when a new item is posted on this feed, and to get instructions for setting the alert. The alerts are generated by Yahoo. A Yahoo account is required to use this method of notification. You can set up an account in a few minutes.

Click the Syndicate link to learn how you can syndicate the feed on your website, for the benefit of your site visitors as well as search engines. You can choose to display the icon on your site for this feed, or the NewsPage icon for the feed that opens a NewsPage for the feed like the one you came from. You can even choose to display some or all of the feed directly on your site with permission of the feed owner.

Click the How to Subscribe link to learn how to subscribe to this feed with Yahoo and Google. Then click the +Yahoo or +Google buttons to the right to set up that subscription.

Click the Share This icon at the end of the line to display a number of ways to communicate this feed to others.

Click the icon to read the feed in your browser and to get the address for the feed in the browser address bar. You can use that address in "news feed readers" and "aggregators" to organize your access to topics of interest on the web.

If you would like to learn more about RSS feeds, check out this painless tutorial at Enfeedia where you can easily publish your own feed for free, and where you can contact us about questions and suggestions.