IS20090 Week 4 - RSS
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This document provides an introduction to RSS (Really Simple Syndication) including: 1) RSS allows websites to syndicate their content so that updates can be viewed in an RSS reader without visiting the site directly. 2) RSS uses XML formatting to separate content from presentation and make feeds viewable across different readers. 3) RSS has evolved since its creation in 1997 and is now widely used for everything from news sites to blogs, academic research, and social media like Flickr and YouTube.
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- 6. Syndication – what’s that? Story is written Story appears here Story is sent to “the wire” Papers pick up “feed” off the wire
- 7. Syndication Story appears here and here here here and here here
- 8. Syndication Written once Put on wire APPEARS IN MANY PAPERS
- 10. RSS Syndication Article or “post” is written Article appears in your feed reader “ Feed” is available on the Web You use feed reader to subscribe to the feed
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- 16. feeds here and feeds here Newspapers….
- 18. Feeds here
- 20. RSS and Social Networking
- 21. flickr feed for new photos here
- 22. YouTube video categories – … notification when new videos are posted
- 24. Feed here
- 27. Journal tables of contents
- 28. UCD Scholarcast
- 29. UCD Library…subscribe to our blogs, news, etc.
- 30. Podcasts too!
- 32. UCD Connect uses RSS…
- 34. an RSS feed consists of… Headline & Source (& link to actual story) summary Time stamp Maybe a photo
- 35. what does RSS look like?
- 37. what does RSS look like to you ?
- 38. what does RSS look like to you ?
- 39. what does RSS look like to you ? Internet Explorer 6.x
- 40. what does RSS look like to you ? Internet Explorer 7.x
- 41. what does RSS look like to you ? Firefox 3.x!!!
- 42. what does RSS look like to you ? Google Chrome 3!!!!
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- 55. There’s a new kid in town! Many websites that offer feeds are also tweeting!
- 56. News travels fast…but travels even faster on Twitter!
- 57. Twitter…a viable alternative to RSS feeds!
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