Look for this symbol indicating that an RSS feed is available.
Feed aggregation, or content curation, is the collecting and displaying of information from around the Web that relates to a particular theme.
Benefits of feed aggregations:
A comprehensive list of feed aggregators can be found here.
Some popular aggregators include:
A web-based reader that allows users to find, follow, read and share sources
A collaborative curation tool that allows users to organize, explore and share any URL they find
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds allow you to keep track of new journal articles, books, news stories, blog postings and more. With RSS you can organize all sorts of online content in one location.
An RSS reader is required to manage your feeds.
Most browsers include RSS readers by default or through an extension.
Popular stand-alone RSS readers include:
A real-time RSS reader that supports sharing.
Mobile app options include: