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Unfamiliar with RSS feeds? First, you need some software that will alert you whenever your favorite sites are updated. Mozilla's Thunderbird email client can do so, as can a number of standalone newsreader programs and Web browsers (see the list below). Once you download and install a newsreader, simply copy and paste the URL of a news feed into your newsreader's "subscribe" dialogue box. More on RSS feeds
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