RSS feeds
OCLC offers RSS feeds featuring news, events, product updates, research, with more topics on the way. You can get the latest headlines delivered to your news reader to make staying informed easier.
Choose your news
OCLC offers news and information customized by news type, service areas and more.
OCLC News and Events
| Name | Feed | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OCLC Next Blog |  |
Next provides insight and information about the work being done by and for libraries all over the world. |
| OCLC News | |
The latest OCLC news headlines. |
| OCLC Developer Network News | |
Latest Applications based on OCLC Web Services. |
OCLC Products and Services
| Name | Feed | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OCLC Products and Services | |
The latest updates to all OCLC products and services |
| Metadata services | |
News and updates on OCLC Metadata services |
| EZproxy database configurations | |
Recent additions and changes to database specific configuration instructions |
| Management services | |
News and updates on OCLC Management services |
| Discovery services | |
News and updates on OCLC Discovery and reference services |
| Resource sharing services |
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News and updates on OCLC Resource Sharing services |
| WorldCat | |
News and updates on OCLC WorldCat |
OCLC Support (English)
| Name | Feed | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Closed Dates in Authority Records | |
Lists of authority headings that have been changed to add a death date. |
| EZproxy database configurations | |
RSS Recent additions and changes to database specific configuration instructions |
OCLC Research (English)
| Name | Feed | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OCLC Research | |
OCLC Research News and Announcements |
| Hanging Together Blog | |
Hanging Together is the blog of OCLC Research, where contributors share insights from in-progress and recently completed research initiatives on archives, libraries, and museums. |
RSS resources
What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format for distributing information from websites to desktop and mobile devices. A newsreader application accesses the RSS feeds you choose to bring your favorite information sources to you. Numerous newsreaders are available, including freeware, shareware and browser-based options.
How do I add a feed?
If you already have an RSS reader set up, choose a feed by right-clicking on the "XML" icon, and select "Copy Shortcut" (Internet Explorer) or "Copy Link Location" (Firefox), then paste the feed location into the RSS address/URL field of your reader. An alternate method is to click and drag the XML icon, and drop it into the RSS address/URL field. You may also need to click a "subscribe" link to finish the subscription process.
If you experience any problems reading any of our feeds, please let us know!