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Internetnews.com’s RSS Feed Goes Live

Written By
Ryan Naraine
Ryan Naraine
May 16, 2003
1 minute read

In a move aimed at simplifying the syndication of its daily top stories,
internetnews.com has added an RSS feed that shuttles links to newsreaders and
aggregators.

RSS, or Rich Site Summary , first developed by Netscape in
the 1990s, allows newsreaders and aggregators to scrape links and article
summaries for syndication. With the internetnews.com feed, users
can easily access headlines of IT news without having to surf directly to
the Web page.

The technology, which is very popular in the ‘blogosphere’ , is
used primarily to syndicate news content but many companies have turned to
RSS to update events listings, project updates and corporate announcements.
(Here is a description of the many uses of RSS feeds).

Popular newsreaders used to access RSS feeds include Feedreader and NewzCrawler (Windows); AmphetaDesk and Radio Userland (multi-platform) or NetNewsWire (Mac).

On the enterprise side, RSS feeds can be access through content-focused
software like IBM’s WebSphere or the open-source Jetspeed.
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