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To subscribe to an Rss feed, you will need a News Reader or other similar device. Many web browsers such as Firefox, Safari and Opera now provide an integrated feed reader which allows users to subscribe to a feed by clicking on an Rss link icon (usually located in the browsers address bar). This is a very popular, convenient and free option - unfortunately, current releases of Internet Explorer do not yet support this feature. However, standalone applications and web based solutions are also in plentiful supply. These will require you to copy and paste the URL address of the feed into a textbox within the application. The link for our feed is located here. Alternatively, you may be able to drag and drop the orange RSS icon (left) into your News Reader Application

For more information on this exciting technology, please read the Rss entry at wikipedia.org