Twittsplorer

What if you could customize the news so that only the subjects that mattered to you showed up in your morning paper? Imagine if you could carry this capability even further by receiving those reports as they happened hot off the presses without taking time out of your routine to catch up on the latest news. If this capability sounds too good to be true, then youre probably missing out on the hottest new technology on the World Wide Web. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) puts a customized news capability in the hands of anyone who knows how to use a Web browser. Instead of using a search engine to manually browse for specific content, RSS delivers syndicated news and information from a growing number of websites directly to you. Ordinary browsers sit passively waiting to perform a search. RSS newsreaders work more like active browsers that constantly gather updates covering a wide range of topics and translate these directly into text and links for review on demand. RSS users subscribe to web feeds covering everything from general news to breaking bulletins in sports, business, science, politics, the arts, and other fields. Once an RSS newsreader is given your preferences, the news comes to you in tailored form, covering only the topics of interest you selected.