RSS Feeds

RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a file format that allows web publishers to create 'feeds' of news based on website content. The New Statesman publishes a selection of RSS feeds for its indexes. The feeds contain article headlines, a short article summary, and a link to the article on the New Statesman website itself.

RSS feeds can be subscribed to using software known as a feed reader or news aggregator. Once a feed has been subscribed to, it will automatically update the moment new content is available on the New Statesman website. Popular feed readers include: Feedreader (PC), Feeddemon (PC), NetNewsWire (Mac).

How to subscribe to RSS feeds

Each aggregator will have a slightly different procedure for adding RSS feeds, though all are fairly similar. To subscribe to a New Statesman feed:

• Right click on the feed of your choice below.
• Select "Copy Shortcut" or "Copy Link Location" (depending on your browser).
• Open your news aggregator, and click "subscribe".
• Paste the feed address in.

Many browsers now have RSS readers built in too. They will typically just display the feed in a browser window, and some may allow you to subscribe within the browser itself.

The following RSS feeds are available:

• Full Table of Contents
• New Media Awards Weblog feed

Feeds for sections

RSS feeds are available for the following sections:

• Politics
• Arts & Culture
• Books
• Life & Society
• World Affairs

Feeds for blogs

RSS feeds are available for all of our blogs. Visit the blogs page and find the RSS icon on each blog.

Disclaimer

These files are offered to individuals and non-commercial organizations only. Newspapers, magazines, and other commercial websites wishing to use New Statesman RSS files, please contact support@newstatesman.co.uk

For information on article syndication, please contact Rosemary Parkhill.