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RSS top-level namespace

By sleslie on July 28, 2003

“In order to be able to encapsulate RSS payloads into other XML applications, it will be necessary to explicitly place RSS into its own namespace. It’s been speculated that you can do that without causing any breakage. This posting tests that theory. “

So far there’s been a lot of talk in the edtech blogging space about using RSS to deliver different kinds of content (e.g. learning object meta-data.) What this post and test from Jon Udell reminds us is that RSS is just XML and should thus be capable of encapsulation in other XML documents or applications.

- from [Jon's Radio] via [Bruce Landon's Weblog for Students]

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