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Tuesday, August 09, 2005

 

RSS and Atom compared

Tim Bray is Sun&amp;#8217;s man on the ground for all things RSS&amp;#8230; oppss.. XML based content syndication protocols. While
most users don&amp;#8217;t really care, Atom is hailed to be the successor by many to RSS, something about it being a standard. I
think it all depends on how well Atom can beat the RSS mindshare esp. with Microsoft throwing its support being it and
how quickly it can innovate to deliver a killer app, service. Meanwhile, Tim has this little page that maps all the
differences, most feed readers are feed format agnostic and work with both standards relagating the format&amp;#8217;s importance
to a geek curosity by most NewsReader users.



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