RSS-channels

  Main

http://eng.24.kg/rss/main.xml

  Politics

http://eng.24.kg/rss/politic.xml

  Business

http://eng.24.kg/rss/business.xml

  Business-info

http://eng.24.kg/rss/biznes-info.xml

  Society

http://eng.24.kg/rss/community.xml

  Culture

http://eng.24.kg/rss/culture.xml

  Sports

http://eng.24.kg/rss/sports.xml

  Crime

http://eng.24.kg/rss/investigation.xml

  Personas

http://eng.24.kg/rss/personas.xml

  Incidents

http://eng.24.kg/rss/incidents.xml

  Viewpoints

http://eng.24.kg/rss/viewpoints.xml

  World

http://eng.24.kg/rss/world.xml

  CIS

http://eng.24.kg/rss/cis.xml

  Government Press

http://eng.24.kg/rss/gov_press.xml

  Bishkek-24

http://eng.24.kg/rss/bishkek24.xml

  Uncomfortable questions

http://eng.24.kg/rss/questions.xml

  Crossroads

http://eng.24.kg/rss/crossroads.xml

Description

RSS is a family of XML formats, which are intended for news briefs description, headline announcements and such. Information in RSS format can be collected, treated and presented in a user-friendly version using specific aggregator programs.

Usage

As the mainstream media attempt to realize the full potential of RSS, the news media are utilizing RSS to bypass traditional news sources. By using RSS feeds, consumers and journalists can have news constantly fed to them instead of searching for it.

A program known as a feed reader or aggregator can check a list of feeds on behalf of a user and display any updated articles that it finds. It is common to find web feeds on major websites and many smaller ones.

Many modern browsers and mail agents work with RSS-channels, such as Safari, Maxthon, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird, Opera, Microsoft Internet Explorer starting version 7.

Source: Wikipedia