Atom Newsfeed Instructions
News headlines from NPPA.org are now available via an Atom 1.0 newsfeed. Here's how you can use them:
Web Site Visitors
If you visit NPPA.org with Firefox, Opera or Safari, you already have Atom support on your computer. Click the name of your browser for instructions on how to use the Atom feed.
- Mozilla Firefox
- (version 1.0.4 or newer) Download
- Opera
- (version 8.0 or newer) Download
- Safari
- (version 2.0 or newer, available in Mac OS 10.4)
You can also access the NPPA feed using an online feed aggregator, such as Google Reader or RSS Reader. For a full list of news aggregators (both web-based and desktop), visit Wikipedia.
On the NPPA homepage, look for the orange feed icon in the Address Bar (Firefox version 1.5 and newer) or in the lower right-hand corner of the webpage (Firefox 1.0.7 and older). Click the feed icon to add the Atom feed as a live bookmark to your bookmarks or bookmarks toolbar folder. Putting the feed on the toolbar allows you to quickly access the newest stories via a drop-down menu.
On the NPPA home page, look for the blue RSS icon in the address bar. Clicking the icon will add the Atom feed to Opera's built-in reader. Once the feed has been added, you can visit the feed reader at any time by choosing "Feeds->National Press Photographers Association" from the menu bar.
On the NPPA home page, look for the blue RSS icon in the address bar. Clicking the icon will reveal the Atom feed and list the latest headlines. Dragging the address of the feed into your bookmarks toolbar will add a link to the Atom feed, which will automatically update whenever a story is added to the NPPA homepage.
The NPPA Atom feed is located at the following address:
www.nppa.org/news_and_events/news/rss/atom.xml
The Atom feed is valid XML 1.0 and is encoded using the Unicode UTF-8 standard. Every NPPA feed item contains the following:
- Title
- Author
- Link
- Summary
- Original Post Date
- Unique ID
Web site publishers may include the NPPA Headlines Atom feed on their website, as long as a link is provided back to the NPPA home page or specific NPPA article page. For more information on including syndicated feeds on your site, visit rss-specifications.com.
