A clear and concise guide to strategy, structure, selection with the technical depth coverage of feed formats and XML vocabularies Clear explanations and choice of feed formats intro and reference for professionals and content developers In-depth guide to the vocabulary XML Feeds In Detail RSS and Atom syndication format most widely used lots of content that has developed over the past few years to overcome the need to distribute and receive a stream content from web sites and applications. All common formats use XML vocabularies specific to the structure of the flow of content in a format that is easily exhausted. The book begins by analyzing the need to distribute the content that appears to meet the RSS. Vocabulary and structure of XML documents examined and explained clearly. Changes through the RSS 2.0 0.9x to be discussed in depth as well as extensions and modules such as BitTorrent, EasyNews and others. The book then goes on to examine the richness and complexity of RSS 1.0 and 1.1, once again covering how design decisions are made, then that includes an XML structure in depth. What you will learn from this book? This book will give you: An understanding of why content syndication problem, and what the driving forces behind the technology A good grounding in how RSS and other formats have evolved a detailed knowledge of the XML structure of each format knowledge to conceive, design and implement your own content syndication services Approach The style of this book concise and precise. The author is authoritative but friendly in style, and peppers the text with examples of interesting and relevant URLs. Who is this book written for? This book has been written for professional content, web developers and marketing teams who want to understand what RSS and content syndication, how it works, what it can for them, and how they can get it up and running.