What is RSS?
RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication". It’s a simple way to distribute a list of headlines, update notices, and sometimes content to a wide number of people. RSS is used by computer programs that organize those headlines and notices for easy reading. These programs are called “feed readers” or “news aggregators”.

What is a feed reader?
Think of a feed reader as a web browser for RSS content. Feed readers automatically check a series of RSS feeds for new items on an ongoing basis, making it possible to keep track of changes at multiple websites without having to revisit the sites themselves.

• Feed readers detect the new additions and present them all together to you in a compact and useful manner.
• If the title and description of an item are of interest to you, you can click on the link to the related web page.
  

Sound interesting? Here’s where you can feed readers:

• Online feed readers:
  My Yahoo!, Bloglines, NewsGator Online, Kinja
• Feed readers for Windows:
  FeedReader, SharpReader, FeedDemon, NewsGator Outlook Edition.
• Feed readers for Mac OS X:
  NetNewsWire, PulpFiction, NewsFire.

How do I subscribe to the feed from TMX?
Copy this address (http://feeds.feedburner.com/tmxcommunications) and follow the instructions provided by your feed reader for subscribing to feeds. Or, if you see your feed reader's logo in the right column of this page, just click on the logo to subscribe.

Want to learn more?
You can read more about feeds and the technologies behind them here.