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Rich Site Summary

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Rich Site Summary

See RSS.

(networking)Rich Site Summary - (RSS) A family of document types (generally based on RDF) for listing updates to a site. RSS documents (generally called "RSS feeds") are readable with RSS readers (generally called "aggregators") like BottomFeeder, although, in 2003, it is anticipated that aggregator functions will be incorporated into web browsers and/or NNTP newsreaders.

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The abbreviation is variously used to refer to the following standards: Really Simple Syndication, Rich Site Summary, RDF Site Summary, or Real-time Simple Syndication.
RSS: the next big thing in university web communications: investing ... by Joly, Karine / University Business
It offers specific teaching applications for online photo galleries, social bookmarking, Web logs, rich site summary that feed specific content into the classroom, wins, which are a collaborative Web space for sharing published content, and aggregators that collect content generated via the RSS feed.
Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms: ... by Patton, Carol / District Administration
This subscription is enabled by an open source standard called RSS (which stands for Really Simple Syndication, Rich Site Summary or RTF Site Summary, depending on who you ask), one of the most important new enabling technologies driving all this change.
Communicating in the world of Web 2.0: society is teeming with online ... by Holtz, Shel / Communication World
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