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What are RSS Audio Feeds?

RSS Audio Feeds are Really Simple Syndication (RSS) for audio. It is a content distribution system that makes it easy for you to link to the audio content on this site. Story headlines, descriptions, and links to audio stories are published via individual channel feeds that you subscribe to. The feeds are provided free of charge, and once you subscribe to a feed, you automatically receive updates as new content is added.

How do I subscribe to and access an RSS feed?

You can subscribe to our RSS Audio feeds using:

• A separate RSS reader application. A list of RSS readers can be found on Google or Yahoo.
• An RSS-aware web browser, such as Firefox, or Safari for Macintosh OS X.
• A web-based RSS aggregator, such as My Yahoo or My MSN, using the one-click subscription feeds provided at the top of this page.

Links to the channel feeds are listed on this page. The first step is to click on the Audio feed format you want to use. We have provided feed formats that are compatible with a wide variety of RSS reader and aggregators. The second step is to click on the channels you want to subscribe to. Refer to the instructions provided by the RSS reader, web-browser, or aggregator you have chosen for more details on how to subscribe to a feed.

How can I learn more about RSS?

Here are some helpful articles on RSS:

• Wikipedia: RSS (file format)
• O'Reilly xml.com: What do I do with an RSS feed?

What are the Terms of Use for the GME Audio Podcast RSS feeds?

All of the RSS feeds on the GME Audio Podcast site are provided free of charge, and we encourage you to subscribe to them so that you can automatically receive updates. By subscribing to the GME Audio Podcast RSS feeds, you agree to use the feeds for personal, non-commercial use. Please read the Terms of Use agreement located on our home page for more details.