RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication' or 'Rich Site Summary', depending on whom you choose to believe.

It is a service that allows web sites to push content ('feed') out to users, or to other web sites. Users can thus receive content from emka TECHNOLOGIES without the need to visit the website.

RSS feeds allow you to stay up to date with the latest news and features you want from emka TECHNOLOGIES.

how can I use RSS?
To receive an RSS feed, you must 'subscribe' to it. Subscription means that you tell your computer where to automatically collect information from emka TECHNOLOGIES (there is nothing to pay!)

You need a news reader to subscribe to an RSS feed. Most news readers are free to use. News readers are provided as part of modern web browsers (Internet Explorer 7, Firefox, Opera and Safari), as stand-alone applications, or as web-based services. (A list of popular news readers is provided below.)

Depending on your choice, you can then subscribe to the content in various ways, such as dragging the URL of the RSS feed into your news reader or by cutting and pasting the URL into a new feed.

The URL of the RSS feed for emka TECHNOLOGIES to paste into your news reader is: http://www.emka.fr/rss.php

- if you are using a web-basedbrowser, you can simply click on the RSS icon  on the website to subscribe.  

what News Readers are available?
A list of some of the most popular current readers is provided below. This is divided into three categories: readers that work as stand-alone applications; readers that are part of web browsing software, and readers that are available as a service from a web site.

Web Based
Bloglines
http://bloglines.com/
Free - registration required
Very straightforward to setup; easy-to-use interface.

Browser Based
inforss
http://inforss.mozdev.org/
Requires Firefox
Free to use. This scrolls across the bottom of the browser window, or alternatively provides an option of popup when a new story arrives.

Sage
Requires Firefox
http://sage.mozdev.org/
Firefox feed reader extension. Free and easy to use, but with limited options.

PC Software
FeedDemon, by Bradbury Software
http://feeddemon.com/feeddemon/index.asp
Dedicated RSS reader with a clean, slick, user interface, similar to an email client

Newz Crawler
http://www.newzcrawler.com/
Dedicated RSS reader, again with an email-style interface

Mac OS X Software
NetNewsWire
http://ranchero.com/netnewswire/

NewFire
http://www.newsfirerss.com/
Dedicated RSS reader