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RSS is a web feed format that distributes a website's new and updated content as an XML feed that readers can subscribe to.

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RSS is a web feed format that lets a website publish updates such as new articles, news items, or podcast episodes as an XML feed. It is commonly expanded as Really Simple Syndication, and its first version was created by Netscape in 1999.

Readers can subscribe to feeds from many sites in a feed reader and see new content in one place, while programs can pull structured information such as titles, links, and summaries from a feed without parsing the rendered page. Atom is a similar feed format.

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