What is RSS?
RSS is an acronym for Really Simple Syndication. It is a quick and easy way to send you headlines and brief snippets of our premium content. Using an RSS reader, you can access this content, and content from hundreds of other sites, and be notified of new entries when we update the site. In short, RSS is bringing the Web to you. For more information about RSS, check out Wired's article
What do I do?
It's easy to start using our RSS feeds. Follow these three steps:
* Install a feed reader on your computer or find a web-based reader.
* Go to any of our blog pages and right-click, or if you're a Mac user control-click, on the orange RSS button ( ) on our pages. Select "copy shortcut" or "copy target address" or something similar.
* Use that link as "feed" in your RSS reader.
RSS Feed Personal Use License
These RSS feeds are provided solely to allow individuals to view headlines and text excerpts from The Austin American-Statesman within newsreaders or RSS-enabled web browsers for their personal, noncommercial use. We may disable, change, or discontinue these feeds at any time. If you wish to distribute any of our RSS feeds, to incorporate headlines (which may include text excerpts) from The Austin American-Statesman into your website, blog, or other digital publication, or to make any commercial use of our RSS feeds, please go to our Headline Service Agreement for more information.