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RSS

RSS is a family of data formats used to publish 'feeds' containing news or detailed up updated content on the web. RSS stands variously for "Really Simple Syndication" (RSS 2.0), "RDF Site Summary" (RSS 1.0 and RSS 0.90), and "Rich Site Summary" (RSS 0.91).
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CaRP: Caching RSS Parser

Free PHP script to integrate RSS newsfeeds into webpages. Features flexible formatting, caching for speed, and includes proxy server support.

MagpieRSS

A XML-based RSS parser in PHP. Supports most RSS versions including Userland RSS and RSS 1.0. Supports modules, and namespaces.

RDF Rich Site Summary (RSS)

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

W3C RSS 1.0 News Feed Creation How-To

Guide offers a simple way of creating RSS 1.0 news feeds from one's W3C related domain, activity or working group home page.

zShaped and zFeeder

zShaped is a tool to post (syndicate) news (content) on your site. zFeeder is a tool to show other's RSS content on your site, or use it on your PC or intranet as a news reader.

What is RSS?

A how to covering all the various versions of RSS. (December 18, 2002)

RSS: Lightweight Web Syndication

RSS, a simple XML application to describe web site headlines, has had such enormous success that it has been pulled in many directions. By Rael Dornfest, XML.com. (July 17, 2000)