INQ7.net, online edition of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, a top Philippine broadsheet, is publishing RSS feeds. 

The syndication page says the feeds “are still in beta mode,” but they

seem to work well enough on my end.  A note: they only publish

article summaries, so you’d have to go to the INQ7 site itself to read

the full thing (hyperlinked, of course).


For me, publishing RSS feeds is a great step to getting a wider

readership and making articles more easily accessible to those who

don’t have the time to browse through the entire website (which may

sometimes be quite graphics-intensive)!  Kudos to INQ7 for being

one of the first local news outfits to publish RSS.


It’s good that they offer a unique feed for each section of the

newspaper, such as op/eds, tech news, breaking news, top stories,

etc.  But if a reader wants to read everything in one go, he/she’d

have to subscribe to each of these.  I think it would be great if

the site also offered a single feed with the different sections

identified as categories/subjects (which most RSS aggregators can

recognize anyway with the dc:subject XML tag).


(via the babel machine)


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