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RSS stands for Really-Simple Syndication and is a format for publishing a kind of "table of contents" of resources on a website. Originally used for the mostly textual information blogs, RSS feeds can deliver information about images (from for instance Flickr), and are the technology behind podcasts (audio) and vodcasts (video).
RSS stands for Really-Simple Syndication and is a format for publishing "feeds" or a kind of "table of contents" of resources on a website. Originally used for the mostly textual information blogs, RSS feeds can deliver information about images (from for instance Flickr), and are the technology behind podcasts (audio) and vodcasts (video).


see also: [[JSON feeds]]
* [[Feedparser.py]] is a Python library to read RSS feeds
* see also: [[JSON feeds]]
 
==Resources==
 
* RSS How-to, The Counterforce https://the-counterforce.org/rss-how-to/
* RSS is not dead, zine (2023) https://audmcname.itch.io/rss-is-not-dead-yet (also in the bootleglibrary!)
 
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Latest revision as of 11:07, 11 February 2026

RSS stands for Really-Simple Syndication and is a format for publishing "feeds" or a kind of "table of contents" of resources on a website. Originally used for the mostly textual information blogs, RSS feeds can deliver information about images (from for instance Flickr), and are the technology behind podcasts (audio) and vodcasts (video).

Resources