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RSS Feeds
RSS feeds bring automatically updated information straight to your desktop. You can monitor Tourism Malaysia news, destination, event and latest travel packages. More and more sites offer feeds, which you can identify by a small button that says either RSS or XML.
However, if you click one of these links, you will most likely get a page full of code in your browser. To properly read the feed, you need an RSS reader.
Here's how to get and use one;
1.) Websites summarize content in RSS feed.
2.) Visitors download RSS readers (aka news aggregator). There are generally two different types of RSS readers. The first kind of feed reader is a self-contained programme, the second kind of feed reader use a web browser. Many of the programmes are free, but generally those that have a small fee are more robust.
3.) Visitors select the content and summaries they wish to view in a news aggregator or RSS reader. (News aggregator and RSS reader are essentially interchangeable).
4.) Content is added to the newsreader by entering the URL or web address of the XML file. Sites that have an RSS feed available typically have an orange RSS or XML graphic like this. Clicking on the graphic will provide the URL of the feed. Some RSS readers will auto-detect an XML file on a site indicating that a feed is available. (Assistance for those wanting to subscribe to RSS feeds)
5.) Each time the feed is updated the content being viewed in the RSS reader indicates that there is new content. This insures that the customer has current information related to the topics they choose.
6.) Professionals estimate that RSS will soon rival e-mail’s popularity as a content delivery method.
RSS Reader Resources
RSS feeder for Windows
RSS Readers for MAC
RSS Readers for Linux
RSS Readers for Handhelds
Browser Based RSS Newsreaders
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Tourism Malaysia Calendar of Events
