ARPC launches RSS feeds, news service Published May 16, 2007 By Tech. Sgt. Rob Mims Public Affairs DENVER -- Air Reserve Personnel Center News can now be delivered directly to Desktops via ARPC's new Really Simple Syndication feeds or to e-mail addresses via the new ARPC news service. "These two new services will serve to enhance our ability to communicate to Air Reserve Component members about new personnel service capabilities available to them," said Col. Ann Shippy, ARPC commander. ARPC news and information is available through RSS feeds and delivers headlines and summaries to desktops and Web browsers. RSS feeds when used in conjunction with an RSS Reader, will automatically update with the latest content at set intervals so users do not have to visit ARPC to check for the latest news. People can go to http://arpc.afrc.af.mil/rss/default.asp for more information on ARPC RSS Feeds. The Center's news can also be received by subscribing to "Air Reserve Personnel Center News" on the Air Force News Subscription page at http://www.af.mil/subscribe/ or on the ARPC homepage at http://arpc.afrc.af.mil. To date, more than 24,000 people have subscribed.