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: Texas Appellate Law BlogFollow the Texas Supreme Court Via RSS
By D. Todd Smith
Hat tip to the Supreme Court of Texas Blog for pointing out that the Court has enabled RSS feeds via its home page. As the following screenshot shows, the subscribe button is located just above the Court's photo.
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The feeds include news and updates, as well as information from the Court's calendar. This is yet another effort to make Court's workings more transparent and accessible to the public.
For a plain-English explanation of RSS, watch the following video.
Full post as published by Texas Appellate Law Blog on November 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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