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Mu Dynamics RSS Feed

	About the Mu RSS Feed
	How Can I Get the Mu RSS Feed?
	What is RSS?
	Terms of Use

Mu Dynamics' RSS Feed is a real-time information source of news, press releases and events featuring our products and solutions. The RSS feed also includes product and service advisories announcing new product weaknesses that the Mu Dynamics Labs team has helped product vendors remediate.

Currently we provide one RSS feed that combines the above sources. In the future, we may provide multiple feeds to allow for even more convenience and flexibility for you.

How Can I Get the Mu RSS Feed?

You can access the Mu RSS feed in a number of ways. You can install a news reader (sometimes called an aggregator) that shows the RSS feeds you've subscribed to. Some browsers, such as Mozilla Firefox, integrate RSS feeds directly. My Yahoo! and Google users can add RSS feeds to their personal page.

If you use one of the news readers below, simply click on the corresponding pre-populated Mu RSS feeds below:

Bloglines
Google Reader
Yahoo!

If your RSS reader is not in the list above, simply copy the URL below and follow your RSS reader's instructions for adding a new RSS feed. If you click on an RSS link but do not have a reader installed, you may see XML code in your browser.

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What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) provides an easy way to get fresh content delivered to you whenever an update is made on one of your favorite sites. When you subscribe to RSS feeds, you don't need to travel all over the Web to find the information you want. Instead, you get headlines and summaries collected for you in one easy-to-find place. If you want to read more on a particular item, you click a link to be taken to the full story.

RSS uses XML (extensible markup language) to share and distribute content. RSS feeds are often denoted by an orange RSS or XML box.

Typical applications for using RSS feeds include using a program known as a news reader (or news aggregator) to collect, update and display RSS feeds on another webpage. You simply plug in the addresses of the RSS files you want, such as the ones listed above. There are many good news readers and more are appearing all the time. More information on Wikipedia.

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Terms of Use

Mu Dynamics encourages the use of the RSS feeds to augment content on your own site or blog, provided that you do not publish the full text of our articles. You must also provide proper attribution (included in each RSS feed) by listing "Mu Dynamics" in text as the source for each article. Mu Dynamics reserves all rights in and to any logos, trademarks or trade names contained in any RSS feed and your right to use these logos, trademarks or trade names is limited to providing attribution in connection with these RSS feeds. Users of Mu Dynamics RSS feed content cannot charge additional fees or licenses for the RSS feed content nor may such users use the RSS feed content in connection with any commercial purposes.

Mu Dynamics may modify the list of available RSS feeds (or the content in the feeds) at any time without notifying you. Additionally, Mu Dynamics reserves the right to revoke RSS syndication privileges at any time, for any reason or for no reason. At all times while interacting with any Mu Dynamics website, you must comply with the Mu Dynamics website Terms and Conditions.

We welcome your questions, comments and feedback regarding the Mu Dynamics RSS feeds.

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