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La veille d\'information sur internet dans le cadre de \"l\'atelier d\'introduction à la culture numérique\" pour les étudiants de l\'école de journalisme de Sciences Po Paris.
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- RSS feeds are based on the XML language and let users subscribe to a Web site's content using an RSS feed reader. They first surfaced as the scriptingNews format, developed by Dave Winer in 1997. In 1999, Netscape developed RSS 0.90 -- a similar XML-based format, but Netscape abandoned the development of the format around the turn of the Millennium. Not only did RSS lead to the accessibility of blogs, but podcasting is by definition reliant on RSS.
- RSS feeds are based on the XML language and let users subscribe to a Web site's content using an RSS feed reader. They first surfaced as the scriptingNews format, developed by Dave Winer in 1997. In 1999, Netscape developed RSS 0.90 -- a similar XML-based format, but Netscape abandoned the development of the format around the turn of the Millennium. Not only did RSS lead to the accessibility of blogs, but podcasting is by definition reliant on RSS.
- RSS feeds are based on the XML language and let users subscribe to a Web site's content using an RSS feed reader. They first surfaced as the scriptingNews format, developed by Dave Winer in 1997. In 1999, Netscape developed RSS 0.90 -- a similar XML-based format, but Netscape abandoned the development of the format around the turn of the Millennium. Not only did RSS lead to the accessibility of blogs, but podcasting is by definition reliant on RSS.
- RSS feeds are based on the XML language and let users subscribe to a Web site's content using an RSS feed reader. They first surfaced as the scriptingNews format, developed by Dave Winer in 1997. In 1999, Netscape developed RSS 0.90 -- a similar XML-based format, but Netscape abandoned the development of the format around the turn of the Millennium. Not only did RSS lead to the accessibility of blogs, but podcasting is by definition reliant on RSS.
- RSS feeds are based on the XML language and let users subscribe to a Web site's content using an RSS feed reader. They first surfaced as the scriptingNews format, developed by Dave Winer in 1997. In 1999, Netscape developed RSS 0.90 -- a similar XML-based format, but Netscape abandoned the development of the format around the turn of the Millennium. Not only did RSS lead to the accessibility of blogs, but podcasting is by definition reliant on RSS.
- RSS feeds are based on the XML language and let users subscribe to a Web site's content using an RSS feed reader. They first surfaced as the scriptingNews format, developed by Dave Winer in 1997. In 1999, Netscape developed RSS 0.90 -- a similar XML-based format, but Netscape abandoned the development of the format around the turn of the Millennium. Not only did RSS lead to the accessibility of blogs, but podcasting is by definition reliant on RSS.
- RSS feeds are based on the XML language and let users subscribe to a Web site's content using an RSS feed reader. They first surfaced as the scriptingNews format, developed by Dave Winer in 1997. In 1999, Netscape developed RSS 0.90 -- a similar XML-based format, but Netscape abandoned the development of the format around the turn of the Millennium. Not only did RSS lead to the accessibility of blogs, but podcasting is by definition reliant on RSS.
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- Slide 1: Organiser sa veille d’information Introduction à la culture numérique Atelier 5 / 14 [école de journalisme de Sciences Po] octobre 2008 >Philippe Couve | www.samsa.fr
- Slide 2: Veille Collecte et exploitation permanente d’informations
- Slide 3: Veille Identifier des sources
- Slide 4: Veille Collecter des flux
- Slide 5: Flux RSS Really Simple Syndication RSS feed
- Slide 6: décembre 1997 Dave Winer invente le RSS
- Slide 7: Flux RSS Credit: jintan
- Slide 8: Flux RSS <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"iso-8859-1\" ?> <rss version=\"2.0\"> <channel> <title>Mon site</title> <description>Ceci est un exemple de flux RSS</description> <lastBuildDate>Wed, 27 Jul 2005 00:30:30 -0700</lastBuildDate> <link>www.monsite.fr</link> <item> <title>Actualité N°1</title> <description>Ceci est ma première actualité</description> <pubDate>Mon, 25 Jul 2005 00:30:30 -0700</pubDate> <link>www.monsite.fr/actu1</link> </item> <item> <title>Actualité N°2</title> <description>Ceci est ma deuxième actualité</description> <pubDate>Tue, 19 Jul 2005 04:32:51 -0700</pubDate> <link>www.monsite.fr/actu2</link> </item> </channel> </rss>
- Slide 9: Flux RSS Les repérer
- Slide 10: Flux RSS Les repérer
- Slide 11: Flux RSS Les repérer
- Slide 12: Flux RSS Les repérer
- Slide 13: Flux RSS Les repérer
- Slide 14: Flux RSS Contiennent aussi audio, vidéo, photo RSS + audio = podcast
- Slide 15: Flux RSS Etc, etc, etc
- Slide 16: Veille Automatiser la collecte
- Slide 17: Flux RSS Agrégateur personnel
- Slide 18: veille Agrégateur éditorialisé
- Slide 19: Veille Réseaux sociaux
- Slide 20: veille Réseaux sociaux
- Slide 21: veille Cuisinée « maison »
- Slide 22: veille Générer un flux RSS sur une page qui n’en propose pas
- Slide 23: veille Retraiter les flux RSS Image: fluxrss.fr
- Slide 24: veille Retraiter les flux RSS
- Slide 25: veille Fichier OPML
- Slide 26: Crédits: Merci à la communauté >Philippe Couve | www.samsa.fr
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