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Preface 
1. Introduction

      What Are RSS and Atom for? 

      A Short History of RSS and Atom 

      Why Syndicate Your Content? 

      Legal Implications 
2. Using Feeds

      Web-Based Applications 

      Desktop Applications 

      Other Cunning Techniques 

      Finding Feeds to Read 
3. Feeds Without Programming

      From Email 

      From a Search Engine 

      From Online Stores 
4. RSS 2.0

      Bringing Things Up to Date 

      The Basic Structure 

      Producing RSS 2.0 with Blogging Tools 

      Introducing Modules 

      Creating RSS 2.0 Feeds 
5. RSS 1.0

      Metadata in RSS 2.0 

      Resource Description Framework 

      RDF in XML 

      Introducing RSS 1.0 

      The Specification in Detail 

      Creating RSS 1.0 Feeds 
6. RSS 1.0 Modules

      Module Status 

      Support for Modules in Common Applications 

      Other RSS 1.0 Modules 
7. The Atom Syndication Format

      Introducing Atom 

      The Atom Entry Document in Detail 

      Producing Atom Feeds 
8. Parsing and Using Feeds

      Important Issues 

      JavaScript Display Parsers 

      Parsing for Programming 

      Using Regular Expressions 

      Using XSLT 

      Client-Side Inclusion 

      Server-Side Inclusion 
9. Feeds in the Wild

      Once You Have Created Your Simple RSS Feed 

      Publish and Subscribe 

      Rolling Your Own: LinkPimp PubSub 

      LinkpimpClient.pl 
10. Unconventional Feeds

      Apache Logfiles 

      Code TODOs to RSS 

      Daily Doonesbury 

      Amazon.com Wishlist to RSS 

      FedEx Parcel Tracker 

      Google to RSS with SOAP 

      Last-Modified Files 

      Installed Perl Modules 

      The W3C Validator to RSS 

      Game Statistics to Excel 

      Feeds by SMS 

      Podcasting Weather Forecasts 

      Having Amazon Produce Its Own RSS Feeds 

      Cross-Poster for Movable Type 
11. Developing New Modules

      Namespaces and Modules Within RSS 2.0 and Atom 

      Case Study: mod_Book 

      Extending Your Desktop Reader 

      Introducing AmphetaDesk 
A. The XML You Need for RSS
B. Useful Sites and Software
Index