RSS Feeds

What is RSS?
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a means for you to keep up to date with the latest developments of a particular company by simply subscribing to an RSS feed. This information is delivered to a third-party program (see 'How to get the AmD Essex RSS Feed ' below) on your computer in an unobtrusive manner and is updated as often as we update our content.

Not every website has an RSS feed but it's popularity is growing. Organisations such as the BBC and CNN use RSS feeds as a means for people to keep up-to-date on the latest news headlines.

How to get the AmD Essex RSS Feed
If you don't currently have one, you will need to have a News Reader installed on your computer. Some browsers have these installed by default (Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer 7) but if you're not sure, you can download one from the list below:

Windows

• Newz Crawler
• FeedDemon
• Awasu

Mac OS X

• Newsfire
• NetNewsWire

Web-based

• Bloglines
• My Yahoo!
• NewsGator

Browser-based

• Mozilla Firefox

Other News Readers

• Google (search)

How to subscribe to the AmD Essex RSS feed
Most programs will automatically detect the feed just while you're looking at the website but some may require you to click on the RSS 'logo' on the right-hand side of this page. You may also be able to copy and paste the links below into your reader program:

AmD Essex Latest Video RSS Feed: