How can I get rss feeds?
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That depends on all sorts of things. The easy assumtion is that you mean you want to subscribe to RSS feeds and read them on your computer. The more complex answer would be if you own a website and you want to import the feeds to your site. Note that almost all RSS feeds have the disclaimer that they are for personal use only, so putting them on a site usually involves forking over some cash.\n\nAs for the software, I've tried several for Windows, and as of now my favorite by a wide margin is FeedReader. When you see the orange XML/RSS rectangle, right-click in your browser, and from the pop-up menu select Copy Link Location (or Copy Link Targer or something similar depending on your browser softwar). Then once you're in FeedReader, press F2 and paste in the link.\n\nFor people who want to start a WEBSITE and easily collect RSS feeds without doing any programming, I recommend the FREE Drupal Content Management System (CMS). It has RSS support built-in, both sending and receiving.
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If you go to this link:\n\nhttp://news.yahoo.com/rss\n\nYou can use the "Create Your Own RSS News Feeds" feature to specify the keyword "Bhutan." Doing so will create an RSS feed that is found at this link, which I got by copying the URL in my Web browser's Address bar:\n\nhttp://news.search.yahoo.com/news/rss?p=Bhutan&ei=UTF-8&fl=0&x=wrt\n\nThat should pretty much do what you want, but it will only give you the news from Yahoo!\n\nYou can do the same at Google; here again, all I did was search for "Bhutan" on Google News, click the RSS link, and copy the resulting URL from my Address bar:\n\nhttp://news.google.com/news?hl=en&q=Bhutan&ie=UTF-8&output=rss\n\nAs far as aggregating these feeds and putting them on your Web site, there are a million and one tutorials on that. If others express interest, I will demonstrate, via my blog, how to make a simple RSS aggregator in PHP.
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RSS feeds are usually just the headline scrolling across some sort of RSS News Viewer.  However, depending on the viewer, you might have a link to click to read more info.\n\nMy modified xbox runs XBMC (A special dashboard or operating system)  It takes a link to an RSS feed in the configuration, and on the main home screen it displays a list of news articles on the RSS feed.\n\nSee:\nhttp://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/12/18/dive-into-xml.html\n\nhttp://rssview.sourceforge.net/
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take the url and paste it to your rss feed
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http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-NVb99sQ4RK5BVgIbxdcQdcRtfT8-?cq=1&p=33\n\nThis will give you a background in parsing an RSS feed; you can mod it to fill your MySQL DB as you like.
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Let me first tell you that this might not be legal to begin with.\n\nAnyways, To automate this, you need to write a piece of code (for example in php, C# or whatever programming language you are using). This code should request the the BBC page from which you wish to display news, parse it, look for the specific text that you wish to display on your site, then manipulate the retrieved text in anyway you wish. The drawback here is that the BBC might block your IP once they see too many requests from your web application's server IP.\n\nAnother easier way is to use RSS feedback. RSS is a simple XML-based system. Again here, you will need to write a piece of code which reads from the RSS which BBC supplies, and manipulate the data in whatever way you wish. The advantage here is that RSS were designed to be read by programs (such as the piece of code you will write). \n\nIn both cases you need a web developer to accomplish the task.
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There are two methods mentioned:\n\n1. Right-click on the RSS button and then "Copy Shortcut."\n~ OR ~\n2. Click on the RSS button and then copy the address from the web address bar.\n\nIt seems like you got a little confused. They're actually two different things to do. So just copy the address of that page instead of trying to find another button in it. (By the way, some sites use an RSS buttons and others use an XML button. They both work.)\n\nThen you can paste the web address onto your 360 feeds list, and you'll be ready to go.
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Try using SwitchPod at: http://www.switchpod.com\n\nJust upload your podcast and submit the auto-created RSS Feed to iTunes.
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If the websites provide RSS feeds, then you do not have to pay to display the articles.\n\nI can help you further if you tell me what languages you know... do you know any PHP, and will you be able to use it on this new website?
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you'll need software help\nhttp://andycaine.rssfeed.hop.clickbank.net
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These are my "must-haves"\nhttp://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot\nhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/neowin-main\nhttp://digg.com/rss/index.xml
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you can also use the ping agent (see link below) everytime you update your site (only works with your xml/rss feed):\n\n1.replace the pathname with your site rss feed pathname\n2. save the link as a bookmark\n3. click every time your site is updated
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Both My Yahoo! and Google use RSS feeds which seems to work well. It is used to refer to the following standards:\n\n    * Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)\n    * RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)\n    * Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0)
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Copy the link of your RSS Feed (usually it click the orange icon with "rss" label on it)\n\nOn your 360 "My Page", Click the 'Share Feeds' icon and then at the middle of the page there should be 3 textboxes, paste it on one of the, and then click 'Save'
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I use a software called BlogExpress. It has been very effective for me to manage 100s of news/RSS feeds. You can download the software for free at \nhttp://www.usablelabs.com/productBlogExpress.html
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You can use xml that feed by http://www.weather.com
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iPodAgent will amongst other things, allow you to download RSS feeds from your PC to your iPod for later reading.\n\nhttp://www.ipodsoft.com/ipodagent.aspx