RSS technology makes it easy to stay abreast of BMI news and events. Using an .xml-based "RSS feed," this method of disseminating news content on the WWW is often referred to as a "Web feed" or as "Web syndication." This new media technology is used by such news organizations as NPR, the BBC, CNET, and Slate.com and such businesses as Apple, The Motley Fool, and MSN. Like the BMI, think-tanks such as the Urban Institute and the Hudson Institute also use Web feeds to circulate news and events information.

There are several ways to subscribe to the BMI news feed:

Email
You can have BMI news and event, podcast, and video updates delivered directly to your inbox. Simply click the following links and follow the instructions to subscribe.

• subscribe to BMI news and event updates via email
• subscribe to BMI podcast updates via email
• subscribe to BMI video updates via email

Live Bookmark
If you're using up-to-date browser software such as Firefox, Safari , Netscape, or Internet Explorer, save the BMI news feed as a "Live Bookmark" by clicking the orange icon on the far right of your browser's address bar (tab bar for IE users). If you're using a browser that doesn't offer this feature, you can view up-to-date news feed contents by clicking the FeedBurner badge at the top of this section.

News Reader/Aggregator
You can also have BMI news and events information or delivered directly to your favorite news aggregator. (The BMI lists a number of news aggregators for various operating systems here.) When prompted, subscribe using the following URL which is also acessable via the blue RSS badge in the box above:

http://www.unlv.edu/institutes/bmi/newsfeed.xml

If you have such an account, you can subscribe to the BMI news feed using AOL, Google, MSN, and Yahoo! personalized news/homepages. Clicking the badges below will add the BMI news feed to your profile.


Finally, the BMI also offers a news feed specifically focused on video updates. Subscribing to it using the methods above will alert you when video content is added to the archive. To subscribe to this feed, use the following URL which is also acessable via the blue VID badge in the box above:

http://www.unlv.edu/institutes/bmi/vidfeed.xml