RSS Feeds - how to
RSS feeds 
Keep up to date by automatically sending new issues of a journal, or results for a search, that you choose to your RSS reader.
Many of the databases enable you to set up RSS Feeds (or even email alerts if you prefer).
Email Alerts
Keeping Up-to-date
There are a number of ways to keep informed of legal publications and news:
- RSS Feeds - from news services, parliament, databases
- Legal Websites
- New Books - Titles received in the Library - Check out the New Books display shelves on a weekly basis (Level 4) or check the Catalogue online for books received in the month
- New Journal Issues received in the Library - Check for the latest issues on the New Books display shelves (Level 4)
- Email Alerting Services - many databases and journal publishers provide an alerting service that lets you know by email when a new journal issues is published and/ or when articles on a particular topic/ author are added to the database. Examples of some useful databases are:
- Westlaw
- Lexis.com
- Watch Parliament Live on TV or via the web (see Website pages for links)