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As a courtesy, Smith & Jolly, LLC provides news feeds that contain news from several Indian country news websites, such as PECHENGA.net, indianz.com, and Indian Country Today. The feeds allow you to view headlines from all of the sites we syndicate. In other words, instead of visiting each site to check the news every time, you can simply view the Smith & Jolly feeds, review the headlines, read a small part of the story, and click to go to the full story on the source's web site, if you want. The Smith & Jolly RSS feeds are as up to date as any of the sites the stories originate from.

NOTE: The use of Smith & Jolly's RSS Feeds is subject to our Site Use Terms and Conditions and, in particular, the provisions of those terms governing RSS Feeds.

What Content Do Your RSS Feeds Offer?

Smith & Jolly offers several RSS feeds, each with different content:

Smith & Jolly News & Updates

Latest News from Indian Country

PECHANGA.net Latest News

indianz.com Headlines

Indian Gaming Top Stories

The Smith & Jolly News & Updates RSS Feed contains information from our Firm News page as well as our Articles & Writings page. In addition, it has selected recent news from Indain Country.

The Latest News from Indian Country RSS Feed is a combined feed of the latest top stories from Indian country.

The PECHANGA.net Latest News RSS Feed contains all of the stories from PACHENGA.net's latest news.

The indianz.com Headlines RSS Feed contains all of the headlines from indianz.com's top stories.

The Indian Gaming Top Stories RSS Feed contains top stories about Indian gaming and gaming tribes throughout the country.

If you would like your site's news included in Smith & Jolly's RSS feed, feel free to contact us and we can assist you. We do not charge any fee for inclusion in our RSS Feeds.

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You can subscribe to any of the feeds in a few ways:

• Drag the image of the RSS feed you want to subscribe to into your feed reader; or
• Right-click the image of the RSS feed you want to subscribe to, select "Copy Link Location" in Firefox, "Copy link address" in Opera, or "Copy Shortcut" in Internet Explorer, and paste it into your RSS reader.

Smith & Jolly's RSS feed is also supported as a Live Bookmark in Firefox, Opera, and Internet Explorer 7 (but, not Internet Explorer 6 or earlier). If you use any of these browsers, simply click on the orange universal feed icon in the address bar and add the link to your bookmarks or links toolbar.

There are many options available if you are looking for an RSS feed reader. For the Firefox browser, there is an extension that will open RSS feeds in the sidebar and display them in your browser at the same time. That extension is Sage. You can download Sage here. Similarly, Internet Explorer 7 supports reading feeds by clicking on the universal feed icon. For standalone readers (i.e., a reader that is a separate application and not connected to your web browser), Feedreader is very good and popular. You can download Feedreader here. For additional help with RSS Feeds, visit our RSS Help page.

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