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syndicated.media Community Group

An open community group focused on the technical and production aspects of podcasting and other applications of media distributed via feeds. Current areas of interest include extending RSS to support the modern needs of producers and their content; standardizing host and client behavior; improving the availability and accuracy of metrics and analytics; establishing and publishing best practices for de facto standards that have been adopted in the industry; thinking about the future of podcasting and needs that may arise.

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An open community group focused on the technical and production aspects of podcasting and other applications of media distributed via feeds. Current areas of interest include extending RSS to support the modern needs of producers and their content; standardizing host and client behavior; improving the availability and accuracy of metrics and analytics; establishing and publishing best practices for de facto standards that have been adopted in the industry; thinking about the future of podcasting and needs that may arise.


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This is a community initiative. This group was originally proposed on 2017-06-05 by Chris Quamme Rhoden. The following people supported its creation: Chris Quamme Rhoden, Stephen Hallgren, Ryan Cavis, Beejay Morgan, Dane Cardiel, Tomislav Novak. W3C’s hosting of this group does not imply endorsement of the activities.

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