What is an RSS Feed?

RSS (or Really Simple Syndication) provides a convenient way for you to receive regular content "feeds" from a variety of sources, including the latest articles from Renovate.

When you subscribe to an RSS feed, new stories and updates are automatically delivered to your desktop the moment they are published.

In order to subscribe to feeds, you need to download news reader/aggregator software or use a Web-based news reader. This allows you to access all your feeds in one convenient location.

If you are ready to start there are a few terms and conditions - you will also need to be aware of before using our feeds.

How do I start using RSS?

It takes just three simple steps to start accessing the RSS service:

1. Choosing an RSS reader
   
   • RSS readers allow you to display and subscribe to the RSS feeds you want. These readers can either be Standalone or Plug-in.
   • Standalone readers are applications that run in the background on your desktop and automatically update your subscribed feeds.
   • Plug-in readers work within one of your existing programs such as Microsoft Outlook, Firefox or Internet Explorer.
     
2. Subscribing to an RSS feed
   • To subscribe to Renovate articles, right-click on the channel with the rss-icon icon, and select "Copy Shortcut" or "Copy Link Location" to copy the location (URL) of the service. Paste this location into the appropriate channel of your news reader by following the instructions within that application.
   • Or click on a feed link to open in a new window, select the URL in the address bar and copy and paste into your feed reader.
3. Reading articles
   • Once you have subscribed to the RSS feeds that you want, your RSS reader will automatically update with the latest articles.
   • The feed reader will present you with easy-to-browse headlines and short summaries, including links to the full article. You can see what's new, and read only the articles that interest you.

Web based news readers 

You can also subscribe to the article feed easily via any of the services below: