RSS feeds
New press releases from presseecho delivered to your feed reader – no account, no newsletter, no tracking.
What is RSS?
RSS is an open format, established for more than twenty years, that lets websites publish their latest content as a machine-readable list. A program on your side – the feed reader – fetches that list regularly and shows you what is new since your last visit. No more checking pages by hand, and nobody has to send you an email.
presseecho offers such feeds for all releases, for every industry and for every newsroom. Each entry carries the title, a teaser, the company, the industry, the publication time and the link to the full release.
How it works
- Pick a feed reader — For example Feedly or Inoreader in the browser, NetNewsWire on the Mac, Thunderbird or Outlook on the desktop. Many editorial systems and intranets can read feeds as well.
- Copy the feed address — The address is listed next to every feed below. Industry and newsroom pages also carry an “RSS feed” link, and most readers detect the feed when you simply enter the page address.
- Subscribe in the reader — Paste the address – done. New releases now show up by themselves; unsubscribing happens in your reader at any time, without us ever knowing.
Every feed carries the latest 50 releases, newest first. A release appears within minutes of publication; if a release is withdrawn, it disappears from the feed as well.
The feeds are free, need no account and set no cookies. We count how often a feed is fetched and by which program; we do not know who subscribes – a reader fetches the address the way a browser fetches a page, and we store no IP addresses.
Feeds on presseecho
All press releases on presseecho
Every new release on the portal, across all industries.
https://presseecho.de/en/feedFeeds per industry
Only the releases of one industry, including its sub-topics. The industry name leads to the page, “RSS feed” to the feed address.
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/finance/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/commerce/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/it/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/politics/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/travel/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/culture/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/medicine/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/sport/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/motor-transportation/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/domicile/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/fashion/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/other/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/science-research/feed
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https://presseecho.de/en/category/law/feed
Feeds per newsroom
Every company with published releases has a newsroom – and every newsroom has its own feed. Follow the releases of one company specifically, for instance as an editor, analyst or competitor watcher.
The “RSS feed” link sits in the header of every newsroom page. The address always follows the same pattern: https://presseecho.de/en/newsroom/company/feed
Notes
- Feeds exist per edition: German at https://presseecho.de/de/feed, English at https://presseecho.de/en/feed. Each contains the releases published in that language.
- Our sister portal businessportal24 has feeds of its own: https://businessportal24.com/en/rss
- The feeds contain the teaser, not the full text. For the full release, images and press contacts follow the link.
- Using the content beyond reading – for example embedding whole releases on your own pages – is not part of the offer; the companies named are the authors of their releases.