RSS and Atom in the Social Web
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RSS and Atom formats have evolved over time to support syndication of content on the social web. RSS is used to push updates and news to users, while Atom enables describing web resources with additional metadata. The Atom Publishing Protocol allows creating, reading, updating and deleting resources via HTTP and XML, powering applications like blogs and content management systems.
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