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April 18, 2007
Google's AJAX Feed APIGoogle's new AJAX Feed API is pretty cool. It provides in-page access to any public RSS feed (handled and cached by their Feedfetcher) while bypassing javascript's same origin policy restriction. It even talks JSON! This service will be helpful to developers who want to creatively mash feeds from different sources without having to set up and host a relay / proxy.
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