What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format for
content distribution. As a web content provider of either a
commercial site or intranet, using RSS allows you to easily display
headline news that will be of interest to your visitors. Below,
silicon.com offers several RSS feeds with headlines, descriptions
and links back to silicon for the full story.
silicon.com, a CBS Interactive property, reserves the right to
require you to cease distributing the silicon content at any time
for any reason. See usage
guidelines
The
latest headlines – breaking news, also including photo
stories and some case studies
The
best line up of columnists covering business and technology plus
silicon.com’s in-house leader articles
A
unique snapshot of opinions from CIOs and other heads of IT on a
range of hot topics
Across all technologies, simply what users are up
to, as described by users
Postings as they happen from around the world by
author, VC and former BT CTO
Monthly musings and arguments from silicon.com's
longtime contributor Martin Brampton
Get
it here first! Our legendary sideways look at the scandal and
gossip from the past seven days
silicon.com editor Steve Ranger's take on what he is seeing - and in some cases doing - in
and around the world of tech.
Content from our BPO, Consulting, IT outsourcing
and Offshoring channels
Content about key roles - IT director, IT pro,
SME director – plus general skills and policy and regulation
info
The
latest from our Broadband & ISPs, LANs, Mobile & Wireless,
Telecoms and WebWatch channels
The
latest in Desktops, PDAs, Servers and Storage
The
latest in Applications, Malware, OSes, Security Strategy and Web
Services/SOA
In-depth content about government, health, education and defence in the UK,
featuring exclusive case studies, news, analysis and commentary
From the City, coverage of the use of tech by exchanges, insurers as
well as retail and investment banks featuring In Focus packages, case studies, relevant news and commentary
News, analysis, case studies and comment looking at how technology is changing
the face of the retail and leisure industries
Bundled content on a range of hot topics. Recent
reports: VoIP, spam, ID cards and open source
The
latest from our thousands of in-depth papers, brought to you by a
range of tech players
The
papers from the top of the downloads chart
What's coming up – from silicon.com, our
partners and beyond
See 60 seconds to pitch an idea, one supplier, three tough CIOs - will it get the green light?
See Exclusive interviews with leading IT heads, looking at the challenges and how they made it
to the top.
See Top tips from IT chiefs in exclusive interviews from the CIO50 - the CIO networking event
of the year.
See More exclusive video content on business and technology issues from silicon.com.
See silicon.com takes a look at the history of computing from Bletchley Park's code-breakers onwards.
See The wit and wisdom of engineer, scientist, entrepreneur, futurist and consultant Peter Cochrane.
See Business travellers give tips, plus coverage of all the latest tech to keep you connected on the go.
See Key business and tech jargon explained in a buzzword-free, no-nonsense manner by silicon.com's experts.
Usage Guidelines
We encourage you to use these feeds at no cost, so long as you do
not post our full-text stories, and so long as you provide proper
attribution to silicon.com, a CBS Interactive property. Whenever
you post silicon content on your web site or anywhere else, please
provide attribution to silicon.com, either as text (silicon.com is
our site name) or with a graphic (we reference a small 88x31 logo
in each feed for this purpose) if you use the feeds publicly --
meaning, where anyone but yourself will read them. CBS Interactive
reserves all rights in and to the logo, and your right to use the
logo is limited to providing attribution in connection with the
RSS.
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Any questions, comments, or concerns? We're interested in how our
readers employ these feeds. Please let us know by emailing us
at:
feeds@silicon.com
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avoid unsolicited email from automated programs. Please type the
address into your email client. For more details on RSS, start with
the RSS 2.0 specification. silicon
is currently using the RSS 2.0 format. The specification includes
samples of earlier versions.
