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What is RSS?

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) are standardised web feeds which are used to publish content both on an external website or RSS newsreader by the originating source.  For example, the BBC provides an extensive selection of RSS feeds allowing countless other websites to display the latest news headlines.  These are regularly updated.  The talentmap^TM website also provides RSS feeds and instructions on how to use these are detailed below.  Content may include blogs, audio and video which are all displayed in a standardised format.

How to use RSS Feeds

To begin, you will need a newsreader.  This is a piece of software that checks the feeds and allows you to view new content posted by the originating site.  Some of these newsreaders are web based allowing you to view the feeds from any location with Internet access, whilst others come in the form of downloadable software which you install onto your desktop PC, Mac or mobile device.  Once you have set up your newsreader, you can select which talentmap^TM feeds you want to receive.  Simply select the appropriate RSS feed from the list below.

Finding a Newsreader

There is a large selection of newsreaders available, including Microsoft Outlook which allows the user to view RSS Feeds.  Others include Feedzilla, NewsGator and Microsoft Live.  However, to find a newsreader to suit you, please use an Internet search engine.

Using RSS on your Website

You can display talentmap^TM news on your website by using RSS.  If you choose to do this, we require you to reference our feeds using the text "talentmap^TM", however you are not at liberty to use the talentmap^TM logo without express permission.  talentmap^TM does not accept any liability for its feeds and reserve the right to terminate any feed at any time.

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