Get updates from A Cimenteira do Louro

Certainly you already had passed for the experience of wanting to verify if a website, or section of a website, has new information. To do so, you must go to your favorites or the address bar of your browser and load each website, one by one, looking for something new. Such effort consumes time (much time) and not always with total effectiveness we realize that there is something new.

What it is RSS?
The concept: Why do not receive the information that more interest you, instead of looking for it, in each website? RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a format that simplifies the distribution of contents through the Internet. A format that gains weight in the world of the information, where the news do not stop. The RSS is a "feed of information", that you can receive directly in your computer and regularly updates


RSS Readers or aggregators
RSS readers or aggregators load and compile your feeds from various websites. There are plenty of free and commercial RSS readers available for download.

The most familiar ones are those included in Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer 7 and Safari browsers, and also Google reader, Bloglines, Newsgator. You can also use your regular email client (Thunderbird, Outlook 2007, Apple Mail 3) or on your cell phone or PDA. You can use any RSS reader to add a feed and get all new content regularly.


RSS on A Cimenteira do Louro's website
Once again A Cimenteira do Louro is ahead of it’s competition being the firs to have RSS feeds with regularly updated information.

How Do I "Subscribe" to a Feed?
There are various ways. You may see the big orange symbol on web pages, which is a link to the RSS feed or a page of feeds. Copy the url (the web address) of the feed you want and paste it in your reader to subscribe. Many pages offer one-click subscription to well-known aggregators like NewsGator, Bloglines, Rojo and Google Reader. The latest versions of the popular web browsers Internet Explorer and Firefox and Apple’s Safari now incorporate RSS feeds into their bookmark programs. If your bookmarks are showing updated content, you are subscribed to RSS feeds and you don’t even know it.

RSS feeds available