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button on every search results page.
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button on every search results page.
BookSpace
Most of our book lists, including on order titles, bestsellers and more, are available as RSS feeds. Watch for the
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What are RSS feeds?
RSS feeds allow you to keep up-to-date on your favorite websites by "subscribing" to their feeds. New information added to those sites can be easily browsed by visiting a single web page, called a "news reader". The news reader automatically checks for updates and displays them for you! (See links on the sidebar to popular news readers).
Most news readers allow you to subscribe by copying the link from your browser and pasting it into the news reader. Some news readers automatically detect the feed when you click on the link, making subscribing even easier! If in doubt, read your news reader's help guide on how to subscribe to news feeds.
Our home page and Subject Guide pages change frequently. By subscribing to our feeds, you'll never miss an update to the home page or to your favorite Subject Guide!
Text adapted from Kansas City Public Library.
All feeds include a code snippet that you can copy and paste into your own website! Keep your visitors up-to-date on resources available to them at the library.
You'll need a news reader to subscribe to our RSS Feeds. Many news readers are web-based, others can be downloaded to your computer. Here are a few examples:
Bloglines - web-based news reader Google News - web-based news reader (or add to iGoogle) amphetaDesk - downloadable news reader My Yahoo - includes a news reader
You'll need a news reader to subscribe to our RSS Feeds. Many news readers are web-based, others can be downloaded to your computer. Here are a few examples:
Bloglines - web-based news reader Google News - web-based news reader (or add to iGoogle) amphetaDesk - downloadable news reader My Yahoo - includes a news reader

