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    RSS Feeds

    RSS is a form of XML that offers you the convenience of scanning the headlines and story descriptions from a variety of news web sites in a news reader program.

    To get started all you need is an RSS-based news reader. A large number are available for free download. Internet Explorer 7 has a built in RSS reader. Other news readers recommended by our staff include:

    Once you have your reader installed or selected, click on any of the feeds listed below, copy the URL into your reader and follow the reader's instructions for setting up the feed.


    Title RSS Links
    Government Computer News: COOP Telework http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/COOP-Telework.aspx
    Government Computer News: Daily News http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Daily-News.aspx
    Government Computer News: Data Management http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Data-Mgt.aspx
    Government Computer News: Defense IT http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Defense-IT.aspx
    Government Computer News: Enterprise Architecture http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Enterprise-Architecture.aspx
    Government Computer News: Geospatial http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Geospatial.aspx
    Government Computer News: Green IT http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Green-IT.aspx
    Government Computer News: Hardware and Peripherals http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Hardware-Peripherals.aspx
    Government Computer News: High Performance Computing http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/High-Performance-Computing.aspx
    Government Computer News: Homeland Security http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Homeland-Security.aspx
    Government Computer News: Authentication and ID Management http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/ID-Mgt.aspx
    Government Computer News: Interviews http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Interviews.aspx
    Government Computer News: IPv6 http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/IPv6.aspx
    IT Cybersecurity http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/IT-Cybersecurity.aspx
    GCN Lab Reviews http://gcn.com/RSS-Feeds/Lab-Review.aspx

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