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Standardized blogging - not a good thing. Unlike other standardized things like RSS/XML

In del.icio.us/mridge, 12/20/2005 | Original | Archive

Times Syndication Service - Indiatimes

Find a FAQ and order form for authorised content from The Times Of India Group and material from stablemates The Economic Times, Femina, Filmfare, Navbharat Times and Maharashtra Times.

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/19/2005 | Original | Archive

Come Laugh with us

Daily jokes and cartoons. Webmasters can submit their own content for syndication.

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/19/2005 | Original | Archive

Overview of the Content Management System for the Phprojekt greoupware suit.

Module let users manage content pages for PHProjekt. It uses a directory-based model and role-based security. Features include file upload, user comments and ratings, search facility, WYSIWYG editor, syndication manager, and simple statistics generation.

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/19/2005 | Original | Archive

RSS Specifications and RSS Feeds

Information related to RSS and XML, including software, newsreaders, specifications, content syndication, and the history of rss.

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/19/2005 | Original | Archive

More RSS help

In addition to the helpful hint Kevin suggested. Another resource that I found helpful when learning RSS are two books from the library:

“Developing feeds with RSS and Atom” by Ben Hammersley
“Content syndication with RSS” by Ben Hammersley

If you were looking for the books I currently have the checked out from the Art, Architecture and Engineering library so if you are looking for them email me and I’ll get them to you. Good luck and happy coding.

In SuperMatt, 12/19/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

RSS Project Question, SuperMatt Goes for Bonus

Matt references an RSS question Aga raised last week. Frankly, I confused this one with a bookmark someone had made about RSS resources they had found for the project. The bookmark sounded like people were charging ahead. Matt and Aga want some ideas for how RSS could be used for Denali. Here’s a couple of ideas:

A feed of the most recent flavor requests from customers. Maybe the zip code could be a category element (i.e., a tag). You could easily aggregate requests by zip. Flavor might be another category element.
You could also have a feed of salesperson updates.

Basically, the ideas is to use RSS as a notification format. Categories give you convenient ways to aggregate the information in the feed.

In Blogonautic Solutions, 12/17/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

RSS Question still not answered

A week ago Aga wondered:

We’re wondering what kind of functionality would you like us to have involving RSS? We have a couple of ideas on how we could feed, but we’re wondering what are some options or preferential ways to feed into (let’s say we have a website…what do we feed it to? is there anything else we should consider?). Though we haven’t gotten to it, we’d like to attempt this portion though we may not get it to work. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

We still haven’t resolved this issue and now I am trying to decide which data I should try to transform into valid RSS feeds. Any ideas or thoughts are welcomed. Thank you

In SuperMatt, 12/17/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

Creating RSS for your HTML file

Another great resource to help us with RSS

In del.icio.us/supriya, 12/14/2005 | Original | Archive

RSS - As we all work our ways through the final projects.

This is a good resource for getting some background knowledge on RSS, and basic tutorials. It would be helpful to learn as we complete the final projects, and try to incorporate RSS for the extra points :)

In del.icio.us/supriya, 12/14/2005 | Original | Archive

Time and other periodicals

I liked reading Dave’s most recent blog post of new technology. He discovers:

In the current edition (Dec. 12th) of Time Magazine, there is an extremely interesting section on tech pioneers. It has 1-2 column articles about different companies that are coming out with cutting edge technologies, services, and products. I highly recommend reading it.

ls is my favorite form of reading because they compress lots of information into a few concise paragraphs perfect for a business lifestyle and support my short attention span. Of course the major problem for me is that I’m cheap and I don’t like to spend $5 a month. My solution: Proquest. When you are on the main page click on the Publication tab. Finally search for your favorite periodical. I bet they have it.Best of all it’s free. The only downside is that it may runs on a three month delay. This is also an excellant example of a database. Maybe someday it will be on an RSS feed, so I can select my favorite magazines and then when it is updated it will come directly to me.

In SuperMatt, 12/13/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

http://rss.hsyndicate.com/index.xml

Get Hospital news - here is the raw XML/RSS feed

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

NewsIsFree: Your Personal News Portal

Use RSS feeds to create your new portal

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

Network World Fusion's Do-It-Yourself RSS Feed

Do it yourselff RSS, what more could you want???

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

Blogdigger : RSS / Atom Search Engine - Search Blogs

Search RSS feeds

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

Jean-Yves Stervinou > RSS 2.0 traduction française

If you can read/understand french this is a great help for understanding Rss

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

http://www.livejournal.com/users/jacob667/data/rss/

An RSS feed on a livejournal??

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

Create Blog Success! - 'A Free Blog Site For All'

Some good stuff about RSS

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

Cover Pages: RDF Rich Site Summary (RSS)

News and history of RSS. By Robin Cover, XML Cover Pages, OASIS

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/rss/index.xml

Sample RSS feed to help me understand it

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

RSS Helper to answer Matt’s Question

I have to admit when Bud first taught us about RSS, I was not as excited as Bud. However, for Project2 I have started to look at the capabilities and I have found a new friend. I have to admit a few days ago I really knew NOTHING about how RSS works and the real benefits. Matt was curious too when he remarked:

Does anyone have an experience with them and could reccomend a good one? I noticed that PinkFootsie blogged a bit about the Google reader. And I know that Safari has a built in RSS reader. I figured it’d be a good way for me to fully understand the RSS phenomenon. Any thoughts?

I have found the great website that does a tremendous job explaining:

What is RSS?
Who publishes RSS feeds?
How do I read RSS Feeds?
How can I publish my own RSS Feed?
Where is RSS headed? What’s next after text?
And finally, some technical backstory

Click on the picture below to access the site.

In SuperMatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

Do you RSS?

Hey, I was bookmarking online and started thinking about RSS readers. Does anyone have an experience with them and could reccomend a good one? I noticed that PinkFootsie blogged a bit about the Google reader. And I know that Safari has a built in RSS reader. I figured it’d be a good way for me to fully understand the RSS phenomenon. Any thoughts?

In Matt's Musings, 12/10/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

Open-Source Browser's New Version Comes Loaded With Options

Firefox is playing with fire and not getting burned...but are these options cutting edge? Try out and see.

In del.icio.us/pinkfootsie, 12/08/2005 | Original | Archive

Yahoo integrates RSS into email and alerts

RSS & Mail

In del.icio.us/mridge, 12/05/2005 | Original | Archive

Ten Bloglines Hacks

"In continuing with my social media “hacks” series (RSS, Technorati, blogging and Wikipedia), here are ten of my favorite hacks that work with Bloglines, the most popular RSS news reader." From our guest Micro Persuasion

In del.icio.us/tigerlily23, 11/29/2005 | Original | Archive

Sony PSP adds RSS support

Sony's PSP gaming device now supports RSS feeds. The RSS Channel is presented to users above the web browsing option in version 2.6 or above of Sony's PSP system software.

In del.icio.us/tigerlily23, 11/29/2005 | Original | Archive