Cover Pages: Cover Pages News Channels

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Cover Pages News Channels

Overview

The Cover Pages website uses four URLs for the presentation of "news," as explained below:

Cover Stories. See also 15 Most Recent and News Headlines.
Newsletter: XML Daily Newslink, with archives.
Articles & Papers
Clippings
Press Releases

Cover Stories

Some publication milestones and development efforts are selected (representatively) for feature presentations as Cover Stories. Summaries are provided at the fixed URL news.html and details are given in documents referenced by a link to "Full Context." Summaries are also freely available for syndication via the XML RSS channel, currently RSS version 0.91. An HTMLized version of this RSS document contains the most recent fifteen Cover Stories in summary format. A document News Headlines from the XML Cover Pages presents the titles of the Cover Stories in one-line format.

Earlier collections of news stories are also available:

Articles, Papers, Technical Reports, Standards

The document 'Articles & Papers' presents bibliographic references and abstracts/extracts for articles, conference papers, technical reports, XML-related specifications, book announcments, and so forth.

Earlier collections of articles and papers are also available:

Clippings

A monthly collection of Clippings contains summaries or excerpts of news items that for one reason or another are abbreviated rather than presented as a feature news story. As explained in the overview, a "clipping" may represent a brief news item on a topic that deserves to be researched in the future; a very provisional, uncooked idea that should be publicized when more mature; a significant news item not substantial enough for a complete story; potentially interesting and important information that's slightly out of scope; a (cited) presentation that's not quite correct politically; etc. etc. The monthly collections of "Clippings" supersede the document called "Miscellaneous SGML/XML Links."

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Announcements and Press Releases

The Press Releases document provides (very selectively) excerpts from industry announcments.