Our goal for including an RSS feed in the live bookmark is to demonstrate dynamic, changing and relevant content. We would suggest you choose something your users are interested in and that is locally relevant. By default this is the same as en-US, which is BBC news. Ricardo, do you have any suggestions? The implementation is done via a change of the redirect on mozilla.com, and is a server-side change only.

Our suggestion for this RSS feed is: El Universal (http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/)

Thank you, Ricardo. Just like with our search engine providers, we'll need to contact the folks at El Universal to confirm that it is OK for us to provide ship feed with the es-MX version of Firefox. I am wondering though, do you think this will be the RSS feed for El Universal? http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/rss/universalmxm.xml Or, is there a different RSS feed that they offer? I clicked on the "ir a la informacion" link on the main page and then clicked on our RSS icon to get the above feed. Please confirm that for me.

Ricardo, can you help me in finding contact information to El Universal? I only found this contact form: http://interactivo.eluniversal.com.mx/contactanos/cartas.html I'd like to sent them an e-mail asking permission to include them as a live bookmark in Firefox es-MX. Thanks!

sure, I'm searching...

Ricardo, have you had any luck with finding contact information? I sent a message using the contact form which I mentioned in comment 3, but I wonder if sending an e-mail would be more effective.

Email sent to the manager, waiting for response...

I got the contact information, sent to Staś Malolepszy

Thanks Ricardo. E-mail sent.

E-mail resent.

There was a confusion in the eluniversal.com's team, René Batle sent me an email asking if we added their rss to Firefox. I told him about the emails that your sent to Ignacio Catalán. I hope he reply soon.

Thanks Ricardo, I got an e-mail from René Batlle Alfaya. I filed bug 499101 to have the redirect set up.

The redirect has been set up, marking this bug as fixed. Thanks, Ricardo.