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RSS And Atom: What Next?

Friday, July 23rd, 2004
by Robert Glen Fogarty

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The Roman Relocation Program’s poster fellow Jason Cook has written up quite a nice tutorial over at the once-defunct, now resurrected (hallelujah!) and much-loved Webmonkey called RSS and Atom: What Next?

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