Nobelprize.org, the official web site of the Nobel Foundation, will keep you posted when each of this year’s Nobel Prizes are announced, as well as updating you when articles, interviews, photos, video clips, Nobel Lectures and a whole lot more appear on the web site following the Nobel Prize announcements.
To sign up for the 2008 Nobel Prizes RSS feed, click the link below, or at the top of the page, and follow the instructions to subscribe this RSS feed to your particular news reader.
RSS feeds allow you to see when new content appears on web sites. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication (amongst other definitions), which is universally denoted by the icon. 
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Subscribing to RSS feeds allows you to keep track of content from your favourite web sites as soon as it is published, without having to visit each site. Signing up to several RSS feeds allows you to create your own personalized content stream that feeds into one place, which you can read whenever you want.
You will need to subscribe to, or download, a free news reader or aggregator, which collects the RSS feeds that you want to be kept updated on. News readers come in many shapes and sizes, some are web-based news readers that allow you to access your feeds from any computer, some are downloadable programs that allow you to store feeds on your computer. All versions of Firefox, and later versions of Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari, support RSS feeds.
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Once you have set up your news reader, you simply subscribe to the RSS content feeds you want. Nobelprize.org RSS feed is like most others in that it contains headlines, summaries and links to the original content on the Nobelprize.org web site.
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