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American Experience Podcast RSS Feed
What is RSS?
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It allows you to subscribe to any Web site that provides RSS feeds, and get the latest information or content from that site automatically delivered to your computer.
To get RSS feeds you need an aggregator, software that acts like a personal mailbox. It can be a stand-alone news reader, a Web browser extension, or another type of service. The aggregator collects and presents the latest news from the Web sites you select, usually delivering a headline, a short summary, and a link to the full text or feature on line.
How to Subscribe
To subscribe to the American Experience RSS feed, copy the link URL:
Windows
IE: right-click and select "copy shortcut"
Firefox/Netscape/Mozilla: right-click and select "copy link location"
Macintosh
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Firefox/Netscape/Mozilla: click and hold or command-click and select "copy link location"
Safari: control-click and select "copy link to clipboard"
Then follow the instructions for your particular news reader to add the American Experience RSS URL to your list of subscriptions.
News Reader Software
What is Podcasting?
Podcasting is the delivery of audio content via the Internet. The name combines the words "iPod" and "broadcasting." Podcasts can be downloaded and played on your computer, transferred to a portable MP3 player (like an iPod), or even burned to a CD -- so you can listen to the audio content wherever you want.
To get a podcast, you must first download free podcasting software, then subscribe to an RSS feed that will deliver the audio content. Once you subscribe, your computer will automatically download new podcast files for you whenever they are available.
To get American Experience stories to go, subscribe to the American Experience RSS Feed. Then, follow the instructions for your particular podcasting software to add the American Experience podcast to your list of subscriptions.
Podcasting Software
Terms of Use
The Mp3 audio files and XML files that together comprise American Experience's podcast are protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. All rights to podcast(s) originating from American Experience, including the content and technology included therein, are reserved to American Experience/WGBH Educational Foundation. For permission requests, please email american_experience@wgbh.org.
Please see PBS's Terms of Use for more information before you use our podcast(s). By using these podcast(s), you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions set forth in PBS's Terms of Use.
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