What do Atom, DISC, EventsML, ICE, NewsML, NITF, PRISM, RDF/OWL, RSS, TV-Anytime, XHTML and XMP have in common? All are standards related to the packaging and...
John Cowan and M.D. Michael, Thank you very much. Sorry for very late replay. As many people know, I went to London for IPTC Meeting, this June. At that time,...
Takahiro, most (if not all) operating systems keep time in UTC (which is very similar to GMT) and do that by counting the number of milliseconds since some ...
A second public draft of the News Metadata Framework Requirements specification has been issued today by the International Press Telecommunications Council...
The International Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC) invites comments on the first public draft of: News Metadata Framework Technical Specification ...
I apologize if this is already covered somewhere but my searches haven't told me what I want to know. I have some jpgs. I'm creating NewsML files that...
Hi, There are many layers of meta data that can be or should be associated with included content "documents". Mime is one of the broadest but is often not...
Ken Wolf
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Jul 25, 2005 4:14 pm
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I'd agree with Ken. XBRL should stick to what it does best and not try to become an all-singing-all-dancing packaging mechanism for any type of content. NewsML...
Msg forwarded to the newsml group at the request of Hugh Wallis (XBRL International Inc. - Standards Development). Ken Wolf Senior Software Architect Business...
Ken Wolf
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Jul 25, 2005 5:39 pm
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Is there an appropriate NewsML standard tag for identifying and linking to related news articles? Would this be done inside a NewsComponent or are there other...
... This depends on *what* part of the NewsML document the information is being associated with: 1. If associated with the entire doc: - this would be at the...
Dave's post describes Reuters' implementation guidelines. FYI, the IPTC NewsML guidelines give the following information: A reference to a NewsItem with which...
Does anyone have advice on how to handle multiple authors for one article, each having his or her own email address? Originally I was going to put the author...
You could use AdministrativeMetadata/Contributor to add multiple contributors and use the Property elements for interesting info about each like email, office,...
FYI, this model will be more closely addressed in NewsL2. Check the modelling document on the iptc web site for more information. The relevant documents are: -...
... contributors and use the Property elements for interesting info about each like email, office, desk or whatever. Agreed, example below (requires DTD v1.2...
To the NewsML community: The NewsItemRef is defined as this: A pointer to a NewsItem that is deemed to replace the NewsItemRef element. The NewsItem attribute...
Well, speaking for Agence France Presse (AFP): It is true that, for our main NewsML implementation, we have chosen to extend the use of the "NewItem" attribute...
From: newsml@yahoogroups.com ... PA does a similar thing. We supply multimedia NewsML documents, where the pictures and other binary content are supplied as...
... I propose to do both: 1/ Thinking about amending the NewsML 1.x specs as I guess allowing "file:" URLs is a reasonable and very helpful feature. 2/ making...
Paul I guess you are aware PA is acting on "the sunny side of the specs": There is no specification for the content of the href-attribute to the ContentItem at...
Dave - and further up the thread Paul: The issue I raised regarded the "NewsItemRef" and not the ContentItem-href. Do you reference NewsItems in external XML...
Hi all, Sorry if this topic has already been discussed here. There is a thread now on ControlledVocabulary list (managed by David Riecks) concerning the way to...
Yes, in the new architecture, being finalised as we speak. For details, see: News Metadata Framework Technical Specification http://www.iptc.org/dev/ An...
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