Bing Search Engine

Search for RSS Feeds Matching Text

SUMMARY: Use Bing to search RSS feeds for a particular query.

Looking for the most up-to-date information about a particular subject? One option is to find RSS feeds that can be read by most modern web browsers, downloadable RSS reader software, or online RSS readers such as iGoogle, My MSN, and My Yahoo!.

Microsoft's Bing search engine lets you search for RSS feeds related to a particular query by using the feed: keyword before your query.

Here are some examples:

feed:"windows media player 12"

Search Bing for RSS feeds containing information about Windows Media Player 12

feed:"new york yankees"

feed:economy

Bing instructions, functionality, and screenshots are subject to change.

Return to the Bing Search Engine page.

Print this tip

Get the Newsletter

blog comments powered by Disqus

Thanks For Sharing!

Newest Tips:

Microsoft Word 2010
W0rds w8th Numbers Pass the S0ellchecker!

Google Gmail
Automatically Archive a Conversation you Respond to

Digital Photography
[MODIFIED] Did Someone Get in the Way While Taking a Photo?

Google Chrome
View Kittens and Pandas Everywhere!

Follow Us!

Email Twitter RSS

About MalekTips and the Author

The MalekTips website was created in 1998 by Andrew Malek of Envision Programming. The page's goal is to freely disperse computer-related tips, hints, and informative articles. Tips are organized to be easy to find, and are presented clearly, in easy-to-understand language. MalekTips also provides information and links to public-domain, open source, freeware, shareware, and commercial software available for download. < more >