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XMLNews IST 421 Spring 2004 From The XML Handbook by Goldfarb and Prescod, Prentice Hall PTR, 2001.
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XMLNews XML in the news with 2 standards:
XMLNews-Meta – defines metadata records for new objects Holds the metadata in a separate document Supports text stories, photos, audio or video, 3-D virtual worlds, and interactive scripts XMLNews-Story – defines the representation of news stories in XML Subset of News Industry Text Format (NIFT) standard
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XMLNews-Story News Industry Text Format (NITF) standard developed by:
The International Press Telecommunications Council and The Newspaper Association of America
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XMLNews-Story News story structure
Headline: “Kansas gets $5.7 Million Relief” Subheadline: “Money will help dislocated workers,” Byline: credits the author of the story Dateline: “Wichita, Kansas, May 6, 1999.” Body: actual news story or copy
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XMLNews-Story Structure
head nitf body.head body body.content body.end
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XMLNews-Story Structure
Root element type is nift Two subelements: head – contains non-print information about the document like title for cataloging purposes; may or may not be the same as headline body – body element is subdivided into 3 parts
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XMLNews-Story Structure
body.head – contains the headline, subheadlines, byline, and dateline body.content – contains the actual story or copy body.end – contains the tagline or copyright or distribution notice that appears at the end of a story
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XMLNews-Story <?xml version=“1.0” encoding=“UTF-8”?>
<!DOCTYPE nitf SYSTEM “ <nitf> </nitf>
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XMLNews-Story Sample article
In addition, XMLNews-Story supports rich inline markup to improve the quality
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XMLNews-Story Structure
There are 17 inline elements allowed in the body of a news story: chron – specific data and time copyrite event function location money num object.title
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XMLNews-Story Structure
org person virtloc a br em lang pronounce q
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XMLNews-Story Structure
Including these markup items makes story more valuable Perform intelligent indexing, filtering, cataloging, and searching Example: Generate an index of every person mentioned in a day’s news User could search for “Buffalo” the city without finding matches for “buffalo” the animal
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XMLNews-Story Structure
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