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News@Cisco encourages the use of the RSS/JS feeds to augment content on your own site or blog, provided that you do not publish the full text of our articles. You must also provide proper attribution (included in each RSS/JS feed) by listing "News@Cisco" or "Cisco Systems, Inc." in text as the source for each article. Cisco reserves all rights in and to any Cisco logos, trademarks or trade names contained in any RSS/JS feed, and your right to use these Cisco logos, trademarks or trade names is limited to providing attribution in connection with these RSS/JS feeds. Users of Investor Relations RSS/JS feed content cannot charge additional fees or licenses for the RSS/JS feed content nor may such users use the RSS/JS feed content in connection with any commercial purposes.

Cisco may modify the list of available RSS/JS feeds (or the content in the feeds) at any time without notifying you. Additionally, Cisco reserves the right to revoke RSS/JS syndication privileges at any time, for any reason or for no reason. At all times while interacting with any Cisco website, you must comply with the Cisco website Terms and Conditions.

We welcome your questions, comments and feedback regarding Investor Relations feeds. Please contact us at news-at-cisco-rss@cisco.com

Content Syndication Details

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format used to distribute and aggregate Web content (such as news headlines). By using RSS, web content publishers can easily create and disseminate the most current news headlines and URLs. RSS readers or aggregators (such as My Yahoo!, Newsgator and Bloglines) enable users to subscribe to specific feeds without having to continuously check their favorite websites for content updates. The updated content (or feed) is automatically generated and sent to the user through the RSS reader or aggregator. View a compiled list of available RSS readers.

Another use of an RSS feed is to incorporate content into weblogs, or "blogs". A blog is a publishing tool used to provide commentary or news on various topics. More information on blogs can be found here. Be sure to visit Blogs@Cisco, an open discussion forum where Cisco leaders address key technology issues and where community interaction is encouraged.