Web Feeds: Feeds make it easy to keep up on news, reviews, free music and more at countryweekly.com!

Country Weekly Web Feeds

Section Feed URL
News http://www.countryweekly.com/news/newsfeed
Features http://www.countryweekly.com/feature/featurefeed
Latest Issues http://www.countryweekly.com/this_issue/this_issuefeed
Free Music Downloads http://www.countryweekly.com/freemusic/freemusicfeed
Reviews http://www.countryweekly.com/reviews/reviewsfeed
Videos http://www.countryweekly.com/videos/videosfeed
Read directions provided by your feed reader to learn more about using Web Feeds.

What is a Web Feed?

A Web Feed is a concise presentation of the latest content provided on a website or web page. It’s an easy way to be notified of new information on your favorite sites, especially countryweekly.com!

Web feeds are not directly related to any specific technology or format, but there are two very popular formats: RSS and ATOM. Both RSS and ATOM feed formats are created using XML and are very similar. Most feed readers can interpret both formats. It is not important to understand how they work, but it is important for you to recognize these few names as being related and virtually the same.

How do I use a Web Feed?

In order to view the contents of a web feed you need to use a Feed Reader. A feed reader makes it possible for you to collect and read all of your favorite web feeds. Feed readers can be independent programs, part of your web browser or even a feature of some popular websites.

Free Feed Readers

This is a table of some popular and free feed readers.

Application Type Operating System
Firefox – Live Bookmarks Web Browser Windows/Mac OSX/*NIX
Firefox – Sage Reader Web Browser Windows/Mac OSX/*NIX
Internet Explorer 7 – Feeds Web Browser Windows XP/Vista
Google Reader Website —
My Yahoo Website —
NetNewsWire Program Mac OSX
BlogExpress Program Windows XP/Vista
Akregator or Liferea Program Linux and UNIX