To subscribe to the following RSS feeds, click on the areas of interest to you.

General feeds

Topic

• Accounting
• Actuarial Science
• Corporate Governance
• Finance
• Information and Knowledge Management
• Investment and Risk Management
• Marketing and Customer strategy
• Operations
• Organisation and Leadership
• R&D, Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Strategy

Industry

• Asset management
• Banking
• Charity and non-governmental sector
• Communications and high tech
• Consumer and retail
• Creative industries
• Insurance and pensions
• Professional services
• Public policy
• Real estate
• Shipping and transport

About RSS feeds
There are a number of RSS feeds published across the Cass Knowledge site. These feeds are updated automatically when new content is published.

You can view and subscribe to the content of our RSS feeds using modern web browsers or by installing an RSS news reader, either on the desktop or online, which allow feeds to be viewed from multiple sources.

How to use RSS with a modern web browser

1. Click on the feed of your choice from the selection above.
2. Select the "Subscribe to this feed" link that appears at the beginning of the web page.
3. An automatically updated news feed will appear in your browser's Favourites (IE) or
   Bookmarks (Firefox) panel.

Google Chrome users
If you use Google Chrome, you may have noticed when clicking a link above that the browser does not support RSS feeds. The solution to this is to add the RSS Subscription Extension to the browser. It is a Google add-on that can be obtained here.

How to use RSS with a dedicated feed reader
Step one
Download or sign up to a news reader service. Download FeedDemon: this is a free desktop RSS reader for Windows. Free online RSS readers include Bloglines and Google Reader.

Step Two
Click on the Cass Knowledge RSS feed of your choice. Copy the address from your browser address bar. Use this address to view the feed using your chosen reader. Repeat until you have all the feeds you need.

Step Three
You RSS feed reader should now automatically update your chosen Cass Knowledge feed.

Find out more
You can find out more about RSS at Wikipedia.