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	RSS 2.0 Specification
		At the top level, a RSS document is a element, with a mandatory attribute called version, that specifies the version of RSS that the document conforms to.
		All date-times in RSS conform to the Date and Time Specification of RFC 822, with the exception that the year may be expressed with two characters or four characters (four preferred).
		RSS 2.0 is offered by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School under the terms of the Attribution/Share Alike Creative Commons license.
	blogs.law.harvard.edu /tech/rss (2186 words)

	RSS (file format) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		RSS is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated digital content, such as blogs, news feeds or podcasts.
		RSS 0.91 is the simplified RSS version released by Netscape, and also the version number of the simplified version championed by Dave Winer from Userland Software.
		In reaction to recognized issues with RSS (and because RSS 2.0 is frozen), a third group began a new syndication specification, Atom, in June 2003.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RSS_(protocol) (2376 words)

	The myth of RSS compatibility [dive into mark]
		In April of 2001, Userland released a draft of RSS 0.93, which they claimed was compatible with RSS 0.92 and their flavor of RSS 0.91.
		RSS 0.93 shares the same content model as RSS 0.92, and is therefore incompatible with all versions of RSS prior to 0.92.
		RSS 2.01 shares the content model of RSS 2.0, which means it is incompatible with RSS 0.94 and all versions of RSS prior to RSS 0.92.
	diveintomark.org /archives/2004/02/04/incompatible-rss (1769 words)

	RSS 2.0 specification
		RSS places restrictions on the first non-whitespace characters of the data in and elements.
		Prior to RSS 2.0, the specification only allowed http:// and ftp://, however, in practice other URI schemes were in use by content developers and supported by aggregators.
		RSS originated in 1999, and has strived to be a simple, easy to understand format, with relatively modest goals.
	feedvalidator.org /docs/rss2.html (2287 words)

	RSS (file format) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		RSS is used to provide items containing short descriptions of web content together with a link to the full version of the content.
		RSS is widely used by the weblog community to share the latest entries' headlines or their full text, and even attached multimedia files.
		Others disagree, arguing that the underlying structure of RSS is that of XML and therefore compatibility is achievable through XSLT, which the RSS aggregator would apply anyway in order to make the RSS feed presentable to users.
	www.brujula.net /english/wiki/RSS_(protocol) (815 words)

	DaveNet : What to do about RSS?
		RSS is a simple XML-based syndication format started a little over a year ago.
		We put our energies behind RSS, even though I feel that RSS is imperfect at modeling Web content, its core philosophy is rooted in the model of print publications where there are articles with titles, descriptions and bodies.
		To me, RSS is not just a syndication format, it's also a fork from the W3C process, a chance for XML to be widely adopted while the minds of the W3C working groups work out details of a network that will likely not be built.
	davenet.scripting.com /2000/09/02/whatToDoAboutRss (2178 words)

	» RSS: The new intranet protocol? \| Between the Lines \| ZDNet.com
		When you strip collaboration down to its bare essence, you have people, you have some record of their collaboration (eg: documents), and generally, there’s some way of letting those who are collaborating know when something has happened or is about to happen (notification).
		With RSS as both the notification mechanism and the content subscription mechanism, you basically have a single technology that takes e-mail, e-mail attachments, and far too many round-trips (of email, to fully facilitate the collaboration) completely out of the equation.
		RSS obviates the issues of spam, as the premise is pull rather than push.
	blogs.zdnet.com /BTL/?p=3257 (1412 words)

	rsshut.com \| faqs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication" and is a dialect of XML created to allow lists of information, known as "feeds", to be published by content producers and subscribed to by readers.
		RSS is used extensively to syndicate Web content such as Weblogs and news headlines, but it can easily be applied to other types of content.
		RSS is today one of the hottest and most talked about technology developments affecting the Internet.
	www.rsshut.com /faqs.php (348 words)

	RSS Protocol, RSS Information, Elements, Code, Readers, Builders
		RSS Protocol, a website established to define concerns as to the future of the RSS industry.
		The RSS Movement has evolved in the recent years to be an appealing useful tool, that is somewhat devoid of spam and advertisements to become one of the first user-friendly web-based media systems that the public has full control over!
		There must be an industry standard to RSS elements for writers and readers to abide by, or the RSS industry will move in a variety of directions, 7 times out of 10 pull apart the peach and the pit will fall.
	www.rssprotocol.com (254 words)

	RSSBus - Architecture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		RSS feeds serve as an excellent mechanism to exchange data in a form readable by machines.
		RSS feed readers, built-in RSS capabilities of the upcoming systems such as Microsoft Vista, the client components we provide, etc. would be analogous to browsers; sources of RSS such as RSSBus, Yahoo!
		RSS feeds, Amazon A9 web search feeds (to name a few examples), would constitute the data publishers or servers.
	www.rssbus.com /about/design.aspx (1043 words)

	RSS FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Because RSS feeds are constantly available, the load on servers is to a large extent spread throughout the day rather than peaking when email newsletters are sent.
		The inherent design of the RSS protocol means that when an RSS feed reader program is used no software can be installed on your computer, nor can any modifications be made to the files and settings stored on the computer.
		RSS feeds with simple formatting are as easy to create manually as simple web pages are.
	freespace.virgin.net /john.cletheroe/pc_int/rssfaq (3463 words)

	Proxy RSS \| Specification
		Proxy RSS enables proxy content publishers to syndicate their proxy content into valid RSS 2.0 feeds.
		Since sharing proxy lists via RSS feeds is becoming more and more popular among proxy list publishers there is a need for standardization.
		The namespace for Proxy RSS is defined to be: http://www.proxyrss.com/specification.html
	www.proxyrss.com /specification.html (442 words)

	Feed your enterprise with RSS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For the purposes of this discussion, the terms RSS and 'news feeds' cover the actual RSS protocol (in all it's various versions) as well as Atom (a later refinement of the RSS protocol), RDF and any other type of asynchronous information feed.
		These applications are crucial to the success of RSS in the enterprise and should become part of the standard operating environment for all staff.
		Whilst RSS is most often the product of a blog, there is no need for a blog to exist in order to use feeds.
	www.steptwo.com.au /papers/kmc_rss/index.html (1976 words)

	CSU \| UIAS \| Rsource Sharing System Overview Ver. 1.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		RSS helps you manage that workflow by enabling you to approve or deny the request, view the details and status of the request, keep statistics and print reports on the requests.
		The RSS borrowing workflow consists of a combination of mediated and automated events that use status codes to indicate where the request is in the process.
		RSS has been designed to handle a number of "exceptions" in the workflow, for example, an item being recalled early or a pending request is being cancelled.
	www.calstate.edu /UIAS/Overview/RSS.shtml (9361 words)

	RSS feeds and headlines \| Chron.com - Houston Chronicle
		RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, and it's a way for Web sites that have frequently updated information to share it with others in a syndicated format.
		Chron.com RSS feeds are available for personal use in a news reader or for non-commercial use on a Web site or blog.
		For permission to use chron.com RSS feeds for any other purposes, please contact us at rss@chron.com.
	www.chron.com /news/rss (300 words)

	Marnie Webb's Blog: 10 Reasons Nonprofits Should Use RSS
		RSS allows you to tap important, relevant, even mission-critical information by enabling the creation of feeds based on keywords (how this happens varies but there are a variety of tools -- PubSub, technorati, feedster -- that you can use and many aggregators integrate with those tools in way that allows you to create searches).
		One of the nice things about RSS is that information comes to you in manageable chunks: a NYTimes headline with a sentence-long article summary; a complete weblog entry; a teaser for a longer weblog entry; the pointer to a newsgroup posting; an email announcement list; events.
		RSS also lets more community members listen meaningfullly to each other, tuning out the negative messages and stereotypes of mainstream media.
	www.digitaldivide.net /blog/marniewebb/view?PostID=929 (1812 words)

	TeledyN: The End of RSS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		That's the intent, but the reality depends on many things, not the least of which is an assumption all these RSS readers are paying attention to the caching headers, and properly obeying the fine points of protocol...
		RSS may have the potential to be a saver on bandwidth, but when you are getting hit once an hour or more by thousands of sites, 24,000 extra hits ads up, and it's all the worse when so many are using broken clients that ignore the caching rules.
		If the worst offender really is all those Userland clients, and maybe this applies to the other RSS readerwares emerging in their wake, maybe these companies should be encouraged to proxy their client software through their own servers enroute to the RSS host site.
	www.teledyn.com /mt/archives/001496.html (919 words)

	RSSfeeds.com - What is RSS?
		Parss Project - The general idea behind Parss is to solve the problem of countless individual (desktop) RSS viewers randomly and redundantly transferring and processing almost exactly the same set of RSS feeds.
		Rnews - Server-side rss aggregator written in php using mysql as the back-end and uses magpierss for the rss parser.
		RSS Bandit - A free desktop news aggregator for Windows built on the.NET Framework.
	www.rssfeeds.com /readers.php (1269 words)

	What Does RSS Mean for Advertisers?
		RSS (define) isn't anything new (Variety.com launched the first commercial news RSS feed in June 2002).
		AD:TECH San Francisco had two sessions on the protocol, Google started testing contextual advertising within RSS feeds, several smaller ad networks have begun experimenting with RSS ads, and even Yahoo is supposedly looking at jumping into the fray.
		RSS fits into the consumer control trend that's sweeping the media world (and, to be technically correct, both those "casting" methods rely on RSS).
	www.clickz.com /showPage.html?page=3501226 (793 words)

	Microsoft Plans RSS Features In Longhorn - News by InformationWeek
		Longhorn will also be able to store data from RSS feeds in a central place on a PC's hard drive and make it available to apps such as PC calendars.
		The RSS protocol, based on XML, is a popular way for authors of online news sites, blogs, and audio "podcasts" to automatically alert their subscribers that new content is available.
		On Friday, Microsoft published extensions to the RSS protocol for viewing and sorting lists of entries--such as items on an E-commerce site or songs from an online music store--by their popularity or other criteria.
	informationweek.com /story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=164902394 (618 words)

	IT-Enquirer - Secrets of RSS
		RSS is one way of making sure your content and ultimately your web design will be seen by as many people as possible.
		Steve Holzner, author of the book Secrets of RSS explains what RSS is, how it works, what you can do with it and how you can stretch the limits of its use.
		Holzner has added a complete RSS language reference to the book, a very useful source if ever there was one.
	www.it-enquirer.com /main/ite/bookreview/secrets_of_rss (331 words)

	Tim Bray: The Garibaldi of RSS
		Two of the versions, RSS 1.1 and 3.0, were created as protests to how things developed on other versions of the protocol.
		"RSS is clearly the most successful application of XML (define) in terms of the volume of data surging around, lives being touched and economic changes being made in publishing industries, but there's a lot more friction than there ought to be," said Bray.
		In 2003, Winer declared RSS 2.0 finished and frozen and said all future development should be done on Atom, which was an IETF project.
	www.internetnews.com /infra/article.php/3612561 (1233 words)

	HoustonChronicle.com - RSS feeds
		In your RSS reader, paste the link into the screen that lets you add feeds, and you're done.
		HoustonChronicle.com RSS feeds are available for personal use in a news reader or for non-commercial use on a Web site or blog.
		For permission to use HoustonChronicle.com RSS feeds for any other purposes, please contact us at rss@chron.com.
	www.chron.com /content/chronicle/rss/index.html (301 words)

	AgileRss - RSS Reader, Atom Reader, Rss News Aggregator, Rss News Ticker
		It also allows you to keep up-to-date with all your preferred sources of information that support the RSS protocol.
		Rss News Ticker - is a component that stays usually at the top of the screen and display the headlines of the news as it comes.
		Such applications are also referred to as RSS readers, feed readers, feed aggregators or news readers.
	www.agilerss.com (329 words)

	Crossmap.com Launches Christian RSS Aggregator Service
		The service takes advantage of RSS feeds, which are provided by a multitude of media outlets, allowing Crossmap to easily syndicate their content.
		Many RSS aggregators have been built in the past, but we believe that ours is the first Christian aggregator that downloads feeds at a regular basis, organizing it in a way that all Christians can use and appreciate."
		We hope that Crossmap RSS will be a service that is useful for Christians who want to keep up to date with all the latest happenings, both within the Christian world and without.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2005/6/emw254429.htm (506 words)

	rss:// rss: protocol intrigation \| What is RSS Feedreader? \| Feedreader - Totally Free RSS / ATOM Newsreader / ...
		Anyways, i don't know if this is plannend, but i would like to see a "rss://" and "rss:" intrigation.
		RSS is not a protocol as http, ftp or news, so this kind of link cannot exist, IMHO.
		But you can make sure Windows knows what to do when he sees a unknown protocol.
	www.feedreader.com /node/120 (104 words)

	Gallery2:Modules:rss - Gallery Codex
		The RSS Module publishes information about your Gallery in the well-known RSS protocol, used by blogs for syndication.
		The RSS module is available with Gallery 2.1 and later.
		Visitors to the site will see a list of all feeds in the Gallery, but if you hiden, password-protect or set the permissions on a photo or an album such that visitors can't see it when they visit Gallery, the photo or album will also not appear in the feed.
	codex.gallery2.org /index.php/Gallery2:Modules:rss (778 words)

	Steve Shu's Blog: Using RSS To Plagiarise Or Participate?
		It is a machine-to-machine protocol that's been around for awhile but is gaining a lot of interest as of recent.
		RSS became more widely used in the blogging and news community because of the simplicity.
		As for using the RSS protocol to increase multi-network participation of bloggers, I could see this being done, and the use will likely get richer over time.
	steveshu.typepad.com /steve_shus_weblog/2005/07/using_rss_to_pl.html (458 words)

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