Keep up to date with news articles, blogs and multimedia from NSGEU via our RSS feeds (Real Simple Syndication). Add an RSS feed to a reader or compatible web browser and receive instant notifications of new content to view on the website. Each feed entry displays a headline, description and URL back to the NSGEU website, or a link to a downloadable audio, video or pdf files. RSS feeds are the simple and easy way to access the content that is important to you, as soon as it becomes available.
Many web browsers support RSS feeds, saving the need for a separate piece of RSS reader software. In addition to the ease of use, RSS enabled browsers can detect relevant RSS feeds, adding them automatically if you wish to do so.
RSS reader applications work in the same way as RSS enabled browsers, but run on your PC or Mac as standalone software. If you prefer to read RSS feeds on the web, they can be added via many dashboard tools, such as Google Reader, Bloglines and My Yahoo!
Look for this icon 
in the browser toolbar, if the Feed button in Internet Explorer lights up 
, it means that the site offers RSS feeds. Click the icon to see the feed and, if you want, subscribe to have the feed automatically sent to your computer. For Mac users select this icon 
in the browser address field.
For more information take the Windows IE7 RSS tour here http://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/ie7/tour/rss/.