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Use our Really Simple Syndication feeds to get TIME.com headlines and story descriptions sent to your news reader program — or put them on your site.
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xAs Web content proliferates, there are more and more sites out there to check. One solution is to gather all your headlines into one place, so that you can quickly check stories from all your favorite sites without going to dozens of Websites every day. Enter RSS.
RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication, is a format that allows sites to easily send headlines all over the Internet. You can use one of the many News Reader programs to let you view headlines from multiple sources in one application. You can find some popular ones here. Once you've chosen your program, follow its instructions for adding our headlines. You can also subscribe to TIME's RSS feeds through personalized news sites. If you have a personal Website, you can use these feeds to add TIME.com headlines to your pages.
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