News feed is a service that allows you to receive the latest news as soon as it is received on the sites that you have subscribed to the service. You can have the latest addresses in one place as soon as they are uploaded to the relevant site without having to visit the sites from which you get the information. The news feed service is known as RSS, and it notifies you of new news and topics on those sites as soon as they are published.

The news feed service is known as RSS. There is confusion about the literal meaning of the term RSS, but the most common phrase is Really Simple Syndication. In short, a news feed is a web page designed for a computer to read.

First you need a copy of the News Reader that can read and display the RSS feed from the sites you have chosen. There are several versions of this program, some of which can be accessed via the browser, while others can be downloaded. Browser-based programs allow you to receive news via RSS feed from the sites you have chosen from any computer. Those that are downloaded allow you to store news on your computer just as you store your messages via Outlook or keep them on the web like Hotmail.

Once you have selected the news reader program, you must choose the news category that you want the program to read. If you want to get the latest Alsumaria economic news, just visit the economic news page on our website www.alsumarianews.com, where you will see a small orange icon at the bottom of the browser.

Several revised versions of the News Reader are available on the Internet. Different news readers work on different operating systems, so you need to choose the operating system that best suits your computer.

If you run your own site, you can view the latest news from other websites via RSS feed.

We are pleased that you use the Alsumaria News service to feed the news, but it is necessary to use the presentation form of the Alsumaria News website and for these materials to be attributed to Alsumaria and to be presented appropriately. The text must also include the phrase “Alsumaria News News.”