RSS (Really Simple Syndication) puts you in control. You subscribe to RSS feeds. Your "reader" collects updated headlines & stories automatically. Simply put RSS allows you to identify the content you like and have it delivered directly to you.

There are many benefits to accessing headlines and information this way:

· Efficiency -- timely news and information is automatically there when you need it;
· Breadth -- headlines from the web sources you care about are consolidated;
· Organization -- sources can be displayed in order of importance with the latest news on top;
· Productivity -- email newsletter subscriptions and unruly bookmarks can lead to clutter and information overload.

Ultimately, you save time while consuming more information. Instead of browsing multiple sites to find information of interest, RSS feeds are delivered directly to your feed reader. And they are consolidated in a way that's easy to scan periodically throughout the day. When a headline interests you, just click and go directly to the source.

Another benefit of RSS is that you control which feeds you receive at all times. At any time, you choose to add feeds that you are interested in, and remove those that you are no longer interested in. Your RSS feed reader will have instructions on how to easily remove a feed from your reader, which is the RSS equivalent of unsubscribing from an email program.

Lastly, The newsletter that Delawana provides via email and via RSS will not differ at all. If you are subscribed via email, you will continue to receive our eNewsletter via email. You can receive the newsletter via both email and RSS.

How Do I Get the Delawana eNewlsetter Via RSS? If You are already subscribed to one of the services below, simply click on the appropriate icon to add the Delawana RSS feed.

Don't see your RSS reader listed? Subscribe to this feed using your own favourite RSS reader: If You Don't Have An RSS Reader: 1. If you do not already have a way to access RSS feeds, you can either subscribe to any of the services above or you can download and install a FREE stand alone RSS "reader." Here are a couple: Windows: Pluck, FeedReaderMac OS X: NetNewsWire Lite 2. Once you have an RSS Reader - Click and copy the resulting Web address (URL) from the pop-up window. - Launch your new RSS "reader" and subscribe by simply pasting in the Web address you just copied