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John Marshall News Feeds:	Copy the URL for this          OR > page to your reader:	Add to:	Add to:
In the Loop newsletter	http://www.jmls.edu/itl.xml
John Marshall In the News	http://www.jmls.edu/xml/announcements.xml
Upcoming Events	http://www.jmls.edu/xml/events.xml
The John Marshall Law School Library	http://www.jmls.edu/xml/rss-library.xml

Definitions

RSS:

RSS stands for “really simple syndication.” It allows you to subscribe to pages or areas of web sites that contain information in which you are interested in receiving in your RSS aggregator, or reader. If you subscribe to an RSS feed, any time information is updated, you will receive the updates automatically in your RSS aggregator.

RSS Feed:

An RSS feed is a news “channel” that web sites push out to the public, to allow them to subscribe to their information and receive it in their aggregators, or readers.

RSS Aggregator:

RSS aggregators, or readers, allow you to pick and choose information you need to keep informed in areas that interest you. Rather than surfing the web and visiting sites of interest, or receiving newsletter subscriptions, you can receive all of your web site updates in one place, on your desktop, any time you choose. Many free RSS aggregators exist, and there are many you can pay for, as well. Popular free aggregators include RSS Reader, Newsburst, Newsgator, MyYahoo!, and GoogleReader.

For further definitions, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aggregator.

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The John Marshall Law School RSS Feeds are the property of The John Marshall Lawschool, © 2006. All rights reserved.

The John Marshall Law School RSS feeds are governed by the web site Privacy Policy (http://www.jmls.edu/intranet/csd/privacy.shtml). The John Marshall Law School may change the Privacy Policy and these Terms of Use at any time without notice.

The John Marshall Law School provides free RSS feeds to which anyone may subscribe, and forbids revision to or any other use of the feeds, including but not limited to applications for commercial use. The John Marshall Law School assumes no liability for any party’s activities in connection with the RSS feeds or for any party’s use of the RSS feeds in connection with their website.