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Welcome news from Susan Mernit - the Associated Press has launched RSS feeds. This is the first time AP stories are available directly on the web in RSS (as opposed to running through Yahoo News.) The seventeen feeds include Top News, US, World, Business, Sports, and Technology.
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This is a good thing. One problem, though--the feeds aren't autodiscovered by Firefox or the Bloglines "Subscribe" button. Did AP code something wrong on the page?
Posted by:Bill Denneen | Thursday, February 24, 2005 at 01:17 PM