most recent 30 from http://www.semanticoverflow.com 2010-07-31T08:08:45Z http://www.semanticoverflow.com/feeds/tag/atom http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://www.semanticoverflow.com/questions/825/convert-rss-atom-feeds-to-rss-1-0-or-rdf Greg Tyrelle 2010-04-28T12:39:29Z 2010-06-06T07:07:02Z

<p>I'm working on an content aggregator and would like to start with RSS/Atom feeds. I need a way to convert RSS/Atom to RDF. The most straightforward solution I have at the moment is to point the Raptor rss-tag-soup parser at any feed, however the results are variable. For example categories in RSS 2.0 appear not to be converted, where with atom feeds they do. I was wondering if there are other solutions for conversion, preferably in Python ? </p>

http://www.semanticoverflow.com/questions/193/can-atom-be-considered-linked-data Ian Davis 2009-11-06T14:38:30Z 2010-02-27T20:48:16Z

<p>There has been a lot of community discussion in the past few months about the scope of Linked Data and whether it is just limited to RDF. Paul Miller asked <a href="http://cloudofdata.com/2009/07/does-linked-data-need-rdf/" rel="nofollow">Does Linked Data need RDF?</a> and opened an intense debate.</p> <p>Recently Ed Summers posted this example of a <a href="http://inkdroid.org/journal/2009/11/04/skos-as-atom/" rel="nofollow">SKOS concept modelled in Atom</a></p> <p>Can this be considered Linked Data? Is it just a serialisation of RDF (RDF/Atom perhaps) and sits alongside RDF/XML, Turtle, RDF/JSON and NTriples? When people say Linked Data is RDF do they mean RDF the model or RDF the syntax?</p>