We are constantly making improvements behind the scenes to present the best original reporting and storytelling on the business of broadcasting, media, advertising and measurement to our readers.
Earlier this week, we made some changes to some of the tools that help deliver our articles to third-party partners, including Microsoft News and Google News, and some platforms that use our stories to train and develop their artificial intelligence tools, including Microsoft CoPilot.
These changes required an update to our RSS feed, which is used by some of our partners to ingest stories from our platform. A number of our readers also use one or more of our public RSS feeds to read our content within certain apps like Feedly, NewsBlur, Inoreader and built-in newsreaders offered by mail clients like Thunderbird and Microsoft Outlook.
While most readers will automatically see the new RSS feed within their apps and services, some may need to manually update the feed in order to continue receiving our articles. Our new RSS feed is available here, or copy and paste the following URL into your favorite newsreader or app:
https://thedesk.net/news/feed/
Most readers who use our RSS feed receive stories the moment they are published, though some newsreader applications — including subscription-free ones — fetch content at different time intervals throughout the day. To learn more about how RSS feeds work, click or tap here.
Alternatively, readers can follow our stories by subscribing to our page on Microsoft News, or following our page on Google News. Links to our stories are also posted on X (formerly Twitter), Bluesky and LinkedIn, and we send out free breaking news alerts and weekly digests to those who have signed up for our e-mail newsletters.
If you encounter problems with our RSS feed, please click or tap here to send us a message.
