What is RSS?
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It's an easy way of collecting together information, like news headlines, from various websites.

RSS allows you to view information from a number of sites in one place and keep up to date with new content soon after it is published. ITV.com/Worldcup's new RSS channel is a list of the stories posted on the website with a headline, description and a link to the full article.

How do I get the ITV.com/Worldcup RSS news channel?
You'll need to install a program called a news reader which automatically retrieves and then displays the information you want from your selected websites.

How do I obtain a news reader?
There are many different news readers available, and many are free. Most are applications that you download and install to your computer. Below are a selection which work on the most common operating systems.

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Windows
SharpReader www.sharpreader.net
Newz Crawler www.newzcrawler.com
FeedDemon www.feeddemon.com

Mac OS X
NetNewsWire www.apple.com/downloads

How do I sign up for the ITV.com/Worldcup RSS news channel?
Once you've installed your news reader, subscribe to the ITV.com/Worldcup RSS News channel by clicking on the link below. This will open up the raw RSS feed code in a new window. Copy the Internet address (URL) of this new page and then follow the instructions for your particular news reader.

Subscribe to ITV World Cup News