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This article describes the construction of a very simple custom server control used to display the content returned from an RSS feed. The control consumes a public web service to retrieve the current data from an RSS feed, and the control displays the content along with a user defined label. The public web service returns the feed content as straight HTML which greatly simplifies the process of displaying the data.

Nice tip posted by Azam! I usually do this with an onclick but this trick is much better and automatic.

Wow excellent article by Omar Al Zabir!

An easy way to promote your site and to attract more visitors is to provide a news feed. Feeds can be read by a variety of programs, including FeedDemon, Mozilla, and the upcoming Internet Explorer 7.0. Many sites continue to use RSS (Real Simple Syndication), but RSS was never a defined standard. Atom, the replacement for RSS, is quickly being adopted by many of the blogging software makers, although most of them still provide support for RSS as well.

Thanks to Scott Mitchell for this article so useful for a Web 2.0 type of application!

Thank to Sam for this very useful snippet!