News is among the most popular content on the web and will keep your users coming back.

Instantly make your site more dynamic, keep up with and support other local organizations by adding just a few lines of code to your page.

What is RSS?
RSS stands for "RDF Site Summary" or "Rich Site Summary" or "Really Simple Syndication" depending on different sources or opinions. In a nut shell, it is an XML-based format for distributing and aggregating Web content.

Using RSS, Web content providers can easily create and disseminate feeds of data that include, for example, news links, headlines, and summaries. See Technology at Harvard Law for more info.

Here's an example, of course it will take the look of your web site using your style sheet.

alternative for no javascript --> View infoZine Headlines

Add Kansas City infoZine Headlines to your web site.

Just copy and paste this code to a page on your web site for each Topic Channel you want to broadcast:

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" src="http://rss.infozine.com/feed/rss2js.php?src=http://rss.infozine.com/kc/headlines.xml"></script> <!-- alternative for no javascript --> <noscript><a href="http://rss.infozine.com/feed/rss2html.php?src=http://rss.infozine.com/kc/headlines.xml">View infoZine Headlines</a></noscript>

Change the XML file name ( headlines.xml ) to the topic channel you want to carry. ( see list below )

Current Kansas City infoZine RSS Feeds

Every day we broadcast our news from the rss.infozine.com web site in XML / RSS 2.0 format for easy syndication,

infoZine is currently offering the following feeds. The feeds are free of charge to use for individuals, non-profit organizations, non-commercial use as well as for commercial use. Attribution (included in each feed) is required. We would appreciate if you would let us know where you do use them. Just drop a note to staff@infozine.com , thanks.

Topic			MyYahoo	MyMsn	Google
Headlines	headlines.xml
Arts & Entertainment	arts.xml
Business & Finance	business.xml
Community	community.xml
Computer	computer.xml
Consumer Information	consumer.xml
Dance	dance.xml
Education	education.xml
Environment	environment.xml
Family	family.xml
Farmers	farmers_market.xml
Features	features.xml
Film	film.xml
Food	food.xml
Gallery	gallery.xml
Health	health.xml
Internet	internet.xml
Kids	kids.xml
Literature	literature.xml
Music	music.xml
National	national.xml
Pets	pets.xml
Politics	politics.xml
Recipes	recipes.xml
RSS Syndication	rss_syndication.xml
Science & Technology	science.xml
Sports	sports.xml
System News	system.xml
Theatre	theatre.xml
Travel	travel.xml
World	international.xml

Terms of Use

( lawyer speak ) These feeds are provided free of charge. infoZine reserves all rights to all content and your use of these RSS feeds. Your right to use these RSS feeds from www.infoZine.com is limited to providing attribution in connection with them.

infoZine reserves the right to require you to cease distributing these feeds at any time for any reason.

Roll your own

Need an RSS parser? They can be freely obtained on the web.

For your web site try MagpieRSS, RSS Feeds via JavaScript or take you're pick from hebig.org. We're using RSS Feeds via JavaScript, example above, which in turn uses MagpieRSS itself.

For your browser, if you're using Mozilla Firefox ( it's free, it fast, and it ain't IE ), you can add one of the RSS parsers for it from the Extensions Screen. We're using the Sage is a lightweight RSS and Atom feed aggregator extension. All very, very sweet. Give it a try!

Looking for more RSS Feeds? There's Syndic8.

Questions? Check our FAQs or the System Forum.