Anyway, one of the methods of accessing that information on your computer and on the internet is via the "RSS News Feed".
If you want to subscribe to that, click here.
If you are wondering WTF is that then? Read on...
What is this RSS News Feed then?
Telling you what you can do with an RSS feed is a good start. You can use an RSS reader to get various content from all over the internet and download it to your computer without you actually visiting all the sites you wish to "follow" the news and content of. You open your RSS reader and it downloads the RSS content from the websites you are "subscribed" to. RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication".
So, I need a Reader?
Yes. I use Microsoft Outlook's RSS Reader to download all the Pink Floyd news and other stuff from all over the internet so I don't miss a beat about things I am interested in from sites I wouldn't visit every day. Other readers are available to you. Some are listed below.
Google RSS Reader - If you are registered as a Google user with Gmail for example, then, when you click the RSS Feed button of a website, you can have Google pull down all the content from the RSS Feeds you are subscribed to to one place. Best thing to do is just click the NPF RSS News Feed link below and take it from there. http://www.google.com/reader/view/
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask on this thread.
Get the NPF News RSS Feed
This might become a minor obsession.
