What is RSS?
An RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is a list of focused content that is free of typical web site design elements. Effectively, an rss feed is a list of new content / articles.

How do I use RSS?
An RSS Reader is required to use an RSS feed. Some web browsers have feed readers built in, however, most do not. Once you have a news reader, you will need to subscribe to the news feed. If you attempt to view a feed with software or browsers that are not rss capabable you may see a screen full of XML or nothing at all. Available feed links are below.

Where can I get an RSS news reader?
There are many different readers available. Here are a few in no order:

• RSS Owl
• RSS Reader
• Pluck RSS Reader
• Googled Readers

How do I add an RSS feed to my news reader?
Copy the rss feed url and paste it into your news reader.

What will happen if I click on one of the rss links below?
If your browser supports rss, you will see the feed properly formatted. If not, you will see a bunch of XML code, which is normal. Copy the URL and paste it into your news reader.

Taylor EDC Feeds:

1. Press Releases
   http://www.tayloredc.com/news/news-rss-press.rss

• June 15, 2010 - 'Go North to Taylor' for Value, History, Charm

• June 1, 2010 - Taylor Featured in USA Today BBQ Trail Summer Road Trip

• May 28, 2010 - Staff Presents Regionally and Statewide

• April 9, 2010 - Incentives Policy Now Available on Website

• September 22, 2009 - A Brand new Day...Unveiling the Zest of Taylor

• September 22, 2009 - Exciting New Brand Campaign Celebrates Taylor's Gusto, Promotes Growth