What is an RSS feed?
You will have seen this icon on many websites - it enables your favourite sites to notify you automatically whenever new content is added. The technical term for this process is RSS.
RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication”. When you visit websites regularly it is sometimes easier to let the website notify you when new content is available, especially as when it is via a simple, single click "subscription" process. Any kind of information (albeit generally a listing of some description) can be made available as an RSS "feed" - jobs, news, events, products, blog, etc.
You can subscribe to a any RSS feed by using any RSS reader, and your browser probably has one built in now - just click on the RSS icon at the bottom of any of our job listings to subscribe and follow the instructions (use the back button on your browser if you came here from a listing, then use the RSS icon at the bottom).
RSS feeds are displayed in a similar format, regardless of which website they come from (remember, you are only reading the site's data, not looking at the site's design). Here is a our RSS feed, viewed using Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 (the simple subscription link is at the top):
