Absolutely! I have gone so far as to claim that I could deliver an entire course via RSS and this article gives me hope that day may be much closer than ever!
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Simone Economo"In this post, we look at RSS today and ask if RSS is evolving into a tool for delivering complex, semantically rich information."
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RSS usage has since spread beyond simple news delivery. Companies like de.licio.us, Flickr and YouTube added another dimension to RSS - i.e. they made it an integral part of the Social Web (social networking, photos, video, etc).
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Claudia Cerasothe common format?
The ubiquity of RSS is so powerful that publishers want to deliver more and more content to users via RSS. But the problem is that basic RSS cannot be used to deliver structured information. -
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So today RSS is a great distribution medium. Why? Because it has become ubiquitous
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Pelle Sten"So in this post, we look at RSS today and ask if RSS is evolving into a tool for delivering complex, semantically rich information."
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RSS is an interesting mix between the two extremes, neither of which could actually work in our information-overloaded and advertising-saturated world.
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In order for RSS extensions to work, the second piece of the old technology dilemma needs to be solved. There needs to be a common format for communicating data between applications
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because to a business a loss of structure leads to loss of meaning, loss of trail and ultimately the loss of customers.
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Because structured RSS holds the promise of information portability.
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But the problem is that basic RSS cannot be used to deliver structured information.
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To extend RSS basically means to add a custom tag. For example, Google Base currently has 148 attributes
that it recommends to add to RSS. Here are some examples starting with the letter 'a': age, actor, agent, apparel type, artist. These are everyday concepts that might come handy in classifieds and other aspects of life. All of these tags allow Google Base to make RSS structured, whilst preserving its basic capability. -
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Good article, but I would replace "RSS" with "Syndication" all through it. RSS is deprecated. I can no longer see why we're still hanging on to it. Atom is currently the best (if not only) alternative.
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David Feld"[I]n this post, we look at RSS today and ask if RSS is evolving into a tool for delivering complex, semantically rich information."
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Are Halland"(...) we look at RSS today and ask if RSS is evolving into a tool for delivering complex, semantically rich information." (Read/Write Web)
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Daniel Aengenheysterdigg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/The_Future_of_RSS'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; There is little doubt that RSS is a disruptive, game-changing technology. The so called Really Simple Syndication (previously ...
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Judy O'ConnellExcellent Review!! Before RSS, users had to visit individual web sites to find out what was new. Today, news is delivered via RSS directly to web browsers, desktops and aggregators. With RSS, the dynamics of the web changed into an on-demand medium.
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Gary BurgeIn short, because of RSS ubiquity it is now a very attractive delivery medium for all kinds of content. However because the basic format is simple and primitive, there is no way to encode semantics without building an extension. So in this post, we look a
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There is little doubt that RSS is a disruptive, game-changing technology. The so called Really Simple Syndication (previously also called Rich Site Summary and RDF Site Summary), has powered a fundamentally new way to deliver and consume web content. Before RSS, users had to visit individual web sites to find out what was new. Today, news is delivered via RSS directly to web browsers, desktops and aggregators. With RSS, the dynamics of the web changed into an on-demand medium.
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Isaac PigottThere is little doubt that RSS is a disruptive, game-changing technology. The so called Really Simple Syndication (previously also called Rich Site Summary and RDF Site Summary), has powered a fundamentally new way to deliver and consume web content. Befo
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I think the same is true for educators.
We need to be leveraging the power of RSS in blogs, photos video and
podcasts to keep daily contact with our students, collegues, etc. If
do not, we are 'simply missing out!
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