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Plugging RDF Content Into Your Web Site With PHP
By: icarus, (c) Melonfire
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    2002-02-27

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  • Plugging RDF Content Into Your Web Site With PHP
  • Have Content, Will Syndicate
  • Switching Channels
  • Fresh Meat
  • Capture The Flag
  • Nesting Time
  • Back To Class
  • Adding A Little Style
  • Homework

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    Imagine a site that carried the latest news from the hottest portals on the Web. Stock prices, weather information, news stories, threaded discussions, software releases...all updated dynamically, on an hourly basis, without any manual intervention. Imagine the traffic such a site would get. Imagine the advertising dollars that would pour in, and the adulation that the webmaster would receive.

    Now stop imagining and start reading, because, if you pay close attention, that webmaster could be you and that site could be yours. All you need is a little imagination, some clever PHP coding and a couple of free RSS files. And, obviously, the remaining nine pages of this article.

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