RSS feed
RSS feed
In order for you to remain informed of our latest developments and press communiqués, we have put two RSS feeds at your disposal.
What is an RSS feed?
RSS is an acronym for Really Simple Syndication.
It is a link included in all blogs, enabling you to keep in touch with all the latest articles that have just been published.
Standard RSS is notably used for broadcasting news on the Internet through professional or semi-professional blogs.
These feeds can usually be consulted using online readers, but also using feed readers, called “aggregators”.
Advantages:
You can consult the latest articles on dozens of websites/blogs at a single glance, on a single screen, therefore saving considerable time.
You can remain actively aware of all the subjects that interest you without any effort.
You will not receive any “polluting” alert messages in your inbox.
Many websites now provide this technology.
Most blogs, as well as the majority of news websites, now provide this service.
Instructions on how it’s done.
Start by choosing an aggregator, either software or online (we recommend Google Reader).
Then, you can simply add one of our above feeds to this aggregator by clicking on the matching icon.
Our advice:
Set your Internet navigator so your aggregator page opens automatically when you activate your software.
In this way, you will be sure not to miss any news.
How it’s done in Internet Explorer:
Go into “Tools > Internet options”
Under the “General” heading, type the address of your aggregator in “Home page”
Validate
How it’s done in Firefox:
Go into “Tools > Options”
Under the “Main” heading, type the address of your aggregator in “Start up”
Validate