RSS提要

什么是RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a web feed that provides an easy, comprehensive way to receive important notices and other information about 存 in real time. Real-time access to important notices from 存 subsidiaries, financial statements, 规则文件, 时事通讯 and press releases is provided in a single news aggregator. RSS subscriptions enable users to automatically receive content that frequently changes. Specific information received via RSS is called a newsfeed. When users subscribe to a newsfeed, users receive a summary of any new updates or changes.

How to subscribe to RSS?

新闻feeds are supported by a growing list of software tools such as email clients like Microsoft Outlook, 网络浏览器, and can even be integrated directly into a firm's intranet.

1. Selecting a feed reader. A newsfeed reader (or "aggregator") pulls all the RSS newsfeeds into one place. There are newsfeed readers included in email programs such as Microsoft Outlook. Other feed reader applications can be installed on a PC, smartphone or tablet or downloaded as extensions or plugins to web browsers.
2. Finding a 存 feed to subscribe to. Webpages within 存.com have a “share” icon located in the upper right side that includes a link to the RSS Feeds page (http://www.DTCC.com/rss-feeds). A full list of newsfeeds available on 存.com is located in the left side navigation of the webpage.   
3. Setting up subscriptions in the feed reader. Users can subscribe to our RSS Feeds, using the Microsoft Outlook RSS reader. The reader will ask to enter the URL of the RSS Feed to subscribe to (view full list of newsfeeds available in the left side navigation of the webpage). For example, to subscribe to “All 存 重要的通知”, use this link: http://www.DTCC.com/rss-feeds/legal/all-important-notices.

When is the RSS updated?

Important notices from 存's subsidiaries, financial statements, 规则文件, 时事通讯, and press releases are publicly accessible online anytime from 存.com without a subscription or password.

Once subscribed via RSS, real-time listing of the most up-to-date important notices, financial statements, 规则文件, 时事通讯, and/or press releases will be available in the feed reader. Depending on the feed reader used, a manual refresh of the service may be needed (look for a "refresh" button). Subscribers may experience delays from online services which are not controlled by 存.

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