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Information about feeds What are feeds? Feeds (sometimes called 'rss feeds') are basically headlines or news items from websites. For example, the New York Times publishes a Feed which contains the headlines from the latest articles available on the website. Feeds are usually realtime and therefore always contain the latest information from a website or a weblog. ScoopGO! searches through feeds you choose, therefore bringing you only the latest news from websites you choose. How do I find feeds? If a website publishes one or more feeds, it's usually shown by one of the buttons shown below: When you see such a button, press on it to get the 'feed url'. This 'feed url' is the url you use when creating a Scoop on ScoopGO! For example, the 'feed url' for the CNN is http://www.cnn.com/rss/cnn_topstories.rss. You can see more feed urls from CNN at http://www.cnn.com/services/rss/ If you would like to learn more about feeds, please check out these pages: More on RSS published by New York Times More on RSS published by the BBC