Using RSS feeds with keynote

Does anyone have an idea how to use RSS feeds within keynote? I don't believe there is any embedded function, but hopefully there is a workaround. Could you download the RSS feed, then somehow reference the text in keynote? Any ideas?

Welcome Wolf12358
Easy to do this in Quartz Composer a free developer tool for visual programming. Other route is if you have Keynote08 you can make a hyperlink to a webpage. Save the slide and open in Keynote09 in which this function has been depreciated for whatever reason. Not sure if the RSS feeds will render but give it a try. If you don't have KN08 but can post the URL somebody will make it and post it for you to dl.

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