RSS feeds

RSS Feeds - Keep up-to-date with new content posted on www.inderscience.com

Inderscience offers three updating services using RSS feeds:

• Table of Contents of the latest issue of individual journals - to monitor new articles in only those journals of interest.
• Newly published articles from all journals - to see all new articles. This is useful if your interests are broad or topics of interest appear in many journals.
• Calls for Papers for special issues to be published by Inderscience.

The or icons throughout the website identify that an RSS feed is available. Each icon has a URL link to its feed:

Tables of Contents: Find the URL on the particular journal homepage.

New Articles URL: http://www.inderscience.com/rss/rss.php

Call for Papers URL: http://www.inderscience.com/rss/calls.php

Click on the icon (on a journal homepage you can also click on the 'Latest TOC' link), or copy the underlying URL and follow the appropriate procedures to add the feed to the list of RSS feeds in your feedreader.

Advanced users of RSS feeds may be interested to know that a complete file of Table of Contents newsfeeds is accessible as an OPML file from http://www.inderscience.com/current_issues/inderscienceJournalList.opml

About RSS

RSS is technology that allows the latest content or headlines from a blog and other changing Web pages (e.g. news sites, newsletters, magazines, lists of resources, etc.) to be viewed in a software application called a feedreader or newsreader. Links will be given to the full article, news item or whatever is being monitored. You can thus monitor many sources from the one application.

Feedreaders

There are many types of feedreader that you can use:

• web browsers such as Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari can read RSS feeds
• N.B. the Chrome web browser does not have an inbuilt reader - try using an extension or add-on program
• apps on mobile and smart phones
• feedreader services available online

To get started

Install a RSS feedreader and then follow the instructions for adding the URL for the feed you want - this is usually a matter of pasting the URL into a subscription page. The reader will automatically check your subscribed services for updates, usually every few hours.

Need more information? Watch this simple guide to RSS Youtube video (4 mins).