RSS gains ground in Germany

More and more traditional news media offer their news and articles as RSS-Feeds. Especially in the English-speaking part of the world almost all major news resources can be syndicated using RSS. In Germany the situation is far less comfortable. Most of the major german newspapers e.g. do not offer their services via RSS. But the situation is improving. A growing number of news sources have started providing RSS-Feeds, some even in different languages.

Unfortunately the RSS-Feeds are often very well hidden. I have compiled a list of german news media with RSS-Feeds. Deutsche Welle has feeds in different languages, the others are in german.

• Die Zeit (weekly newspaper)
• Financial Times Deutschland (daily newspaper)
• Spiegel (weekly magazine)
• Stern (weekly magazine)
• heise (computer magazine publisher)
• PC-Welt (monthly magazine)
• Presseportal (news agency)
• Tagesschau (newscast)
• N24 (news network)
• Deutsche Welle (broadcast station)
• ZDF (tv station)
• Die Welt (daily newspaper)
• Schwäbische Zeitung (newspaper)
• Lübecker Nachrichten (daily newspaper)
• Frankfurter Neue Presse (daily newspaper)
• Berliner Zeitung (daily newspaper). I didn't find any hints about the RSS-Feeds, but at the end of every page you can find a link to the RSS-feed of this ressort.
• Berliner Morgenpost (daily newspaper)
• Sächsische Zeitung (daily newspaper)
• Computerbild (weekly computer magazine)

If anyone has more, please keep me informed.

My thanks go to Robert, Moe, Ulrich and Jim.