Really Simple Syndication
Welcome to the Morning Star's RSS service. Here you will find everything that you need to know about getting started using our RSS feeds.
Jump straight to our available RSS feeds located in the right-hand column opposite or read our handy guide below.
If you have any questions or suggestions we'd be very happy to hear from you at webmaster@morningstaronline.co.uk.
UPDATE (06/09/2010): We are pleased to inform all our RSS users that the recent problems we were experiencing with our feeds have now been fixed.
What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) allows you to keep tabs on when your favourite websites upload new content.
Instead of trawling around the net every day in search of the latest news and features, by using RSS feeds you are immediately informed when a new article is published. What is more, you are able to choose the kind of stories you are most interested in.
By using RSS whenever we publish a new article you are automatically alerted.
How to get started
The first thing you will need is an RSS news reader. This is the piece of software that automatically checks RSS feeds and then lets you know when new articles have been added to a website.
There are two kinds of RSS newsreaders. Both essentially do the same job but one is a downloadable application which sits on your main computer and the other is accessed using a web browser.
Once you have a news reader all that remains to be done is to choose which website and which content you are interested in keeping up-to-date with.
A list of the Morning Star's available feeds can be found in the adjacent right-hand column just below the search box. Click the link to subscribe to the feed or alternatively drag the URL of the feed into your news reader.
Feel free to choose as many sections as you like - after all, our RSS service is completely free.
Where to get a news reader
There are many different news readers available but you will need to select one that works with your operating system.
Here we have provided just a few: