1. RSS and the news Sylvain Barilly Fanny Millon Didier De Nadaï

2. What is RSS ? RSS : Really Simple Syndication Designed for sharing headlines Originated in 1997 An XML grammar http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss

3. What usage ? For webmasters : – An easy way to distribute your news For readers : – Being aware of changes on your favorite web sites – You need a news feed reader

4. A few examples A desktop integrated news reader : KNewsTicker (KDE Applet) Titles scroll, click to read the whole article in your browser

5. A few examples You can also browse the available titles There are many other solutions (Samurize …)

6. A few examples Live bookmarks (Firefox) You are warned of available RSS feeds

7. A few examples A folder is automatically created in your bookmarks, showing the titles of the latest articles on the site

8. A few examples Sage : a RSS extension for Firefox http://sage.mozdev.org/ Its main originality : a « newspaper feed rendering » for easy and fast news reading

9. A few examples

10. Serious News New York Times Playing with news

11. Fun News Odd news News for the kids

12. The most popular news Daypop

13. Weblogs Personnal blogs Multimedia : photoblogs, videoblogs Company blogs

14. Personnal blogs Supelec Netclass http://supelec.blogspot.com/atom.xml http://supelec.blogspot.com/atom.xml Your blog can benefit from it too ! Several portals do it for you : Blogger

15. Multimedia Photoblogs : http://www.mikedaddy.com/photoblog/ http://www.mikedaddy.com/photoblog/ Videoblogs

16. Company blogs Dynamic aspect A broader target Even more companies interested

17. Conclusion Blog is life (A. Dutertre) RSS is the future of mankind