RSS Feeds: Storm News to Your Desktop

Storm news and information is available through RSS feeds, which use a technology called XML to deliver headlines and summaries to your desktop or Web browser. RSS feeds are different from podcasts; they do not contain audio.

To use RSS, copy the feed address and paste it into an RSS news reader (see the list of compatible readers to the right), or use a browser which supports RSS feeds, such as Safari for Mac OS X.

Current Storm Feeds:

• Latest Ball Releases
• Bowling News
• Bowling Tips & Video Clips

Selected RSS Readers

• Attensa - Windows, Microsoft Outlook-based; trial available
• Amphetadesk - Windows, Mac, Linux (open source); freeware
• Awasu - Windows; free for personal use
• Bloglines - Web-based news aggregator; free
• FeedDemon - Windows; commercial software, trial available
• Feedreader - Windows (open source); freeware
• Google Reader - Web-based news aggregator; free
• My Yahoo! - Web-based news aggregator; free
• NetNewsWire - Mac OS X; commercial software, trial available
• NewsFire - Mac OS X; commercial software, trial available
• Rocket RSS Reader - Web-based RSS reader; free
• RSS Reader - Windows; freeware
• SharpReader - Windows; freeware

Using Live Bookmarks

The Firefox browser supports Live Bookmarks, a system that detects RSS feeds and allows users to subscribe. Look for this icon in the bottom right corner of your browser or in the address bar, and click on it to subscribe. Feeds will appear in your Bookmarks list.

If you display the RSS feed content publicly, including on your website, you must provide attribution to Storm adjacent to the RSS feed content, by including "Storm Bowling News" or "Storm" in text adjacent to the RSS feed content, without modification. Any other use of Storm's trademarks, or service marks, or of the RSS feeds requires the prior written permission of Storm. For permission requests, please Contact Us. Storm reserves the right to discontinue providing RSS feeds and to require that you cease accessing or using the Storm RSS feeds, or RSS feed content, at any time for any reason.