RSS Feeds

There are currently two feeds available: "Press Releases" and "Action Diary". What is RSS?

Diary Feed is this for me?

Press Releases Feed is this for me?

What is RSS?

RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication' (the most commonly accepted meaning). Put plainly, it allows you to identify the content you like and have it delivered directly to you.

You need either a standalone 'news reader' program or an internet browser that is RSS compatible; we recommend Firefox which is free, secure and has many more features (including RSS) than Internet Explorer.

In Firefox, you will see an orange icon (that looks like this ) in the bottom-right of your browser when an RSS feed is available. Click on it to get a choice of which feed you wish to subscribe to, and a live RSS bookmark will be added to either your bookmarks or your bookmark toolbar, according to your preference.

The browsers Opera and Safari also support RSS. This is a list of RSS news readers from the BBC website:

See the manual/help file of your chosen program for how to subscribe to the RSS feeds on this site. For more help or information see the BBC guide on RSS here.

Diary feed

Get all of our upcoming actions and events updated live in your browser - especially useful for activists or journalists covering ongoing stories like the peace camp.

Press Releases feed

This feed is for the most recent smashEDO press releases. Very useful for journalists to keep up to date with the campaign, but also a way for supporters to keep up to date with the latest news.

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