Google News section and search results feeds: Most common browsers will display a small RSS icon on the address bar if a site has a feed available. For more information on discovering feeds, please see this page.
By clicking this RSS icon, you can get a feed for any Google News section. For instance, while you're on the Business page, clicking the RSS icon in the address bar will give you a feed of business news.
You can also get a feed for any search you do on Google News. First perform any search on Google News,then simply use the RSS icon available on your browser's address bar to generate the feed.
| Links to Feeds: |
| Top News |
RSS |
| World |
RSS |
| Australia |
RSS |
| Canada |
RSS |
| India |
RSS |
| Ireland |
RSS |
| New Zealand |
RSS |
| South Africa |
RSS |
| US |
RSS |
| UK |
RSS |
| Business |
RSS |
| Sci/Tech |
RSS |
| Health |
RSS |
| Sports |
RSS |
| Entertainment |
RSS |
Example of search results as a feed: |
| "Lemurs" |
RSS |
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| What are feeds and how do I use them?
A feed is a regularly updated summary of web content, along with links to full versions of that content. When you subscribe to a given website's feed by using a feed reader, you'll receive a summary of new content from that website. Important: you must use a feed reader in order to subscribe to website feeds.
What is RSS?
RSS is a feed format. Right now, Google News supports RSS 2.0.
How do I use Google News feeds?
To access Google News feeds, look for the RSS icon in your browser's address bar. This feature is supported by most browsers, and allows you to simply click the icon to add a feed to your feed reader.
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For further details on incorporating feeds onto your site and our terms of use, please see this article.
