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The most common ways to view RSS feeds are: Websites usually display one or more of the following icons to indicate that RSS feeds are available: Full list of RSS feeds on GovHK How can I subscribe to RSS feeds? With these feeds you can easily stay informed about your areas of interest. GovHK provides a list of RSS feeds from various Government bureaux, departments and related organisations, covering news, government initiatives, services and much more. Subscribing to RSS feeds allows you to aggregate updates from multiple websites without having to go from one site to another. Reproduction Information: Not available for reproduction.'RSS' usually stands for 'Really Simple Syndication', which is a way of notifying you about content changes on websites. The Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Reproduction Information: Not available for reproduction.ī. Woman using vast online resources of Library of Congress. Those needing information on Congress, whether past or current, can search the entire site from one single point and receive results from the Congressional Record, committee reports, presidential nominations and treaties.Ī.

The new search tool for THOMAS works in much the same way. Previously, you would have had to perform at least three individual search queries on separate pages and segments of the Library's Web site, all while taking the chance that those pages held information relevant to your search! Users type in a keyword and relevant hits are displayed in one place, with results coming from Exhibitions, Webcasts at the Library of Congress, American Memory, the Learning Page, the Prints and Photographs Online Catalog and other sections of the site. The new metasearch tool is kind of a one-stop shop for the Library's vast resources.

In an effort to be as accommodating and user-friendly as possible, the Library has added other new technologies for our cyberpatrons: new search tools for the Library and THOMAS Web sites.

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