Ask from Daniel Local: What is web Syndication?
What is web Syndication?
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OK, let me. Describe this in simple terms. Pick up a football game. There is a one. Stadium that the game occurs, that would be the hub and those cameras send it out through the network so that you see the play. On your television set, or on your phone or anywhere you're at that syndication. Web syndication is very similar. It's just that there's a single website that's managed by the owner. If it's a small enterprise. Or by corporate or someone responsible at the hub like the IT department and content that is added to that core distributes across the entire network, whether it's 100 or 10,000 websites. This is also very similar in magazines and newspapers, where. For example, when I cycled across America in 2005. I started finding my story. On the newsstand. At the city that I was coming to next. And that's because the previous locations that I had stopped and talked had pushed that story forward to other. Sister. News. Production places, I don't know what they're called, but. That's basically what syndication is. Someone at corporate decides what needs to be shown on the menu and the pricing and then it gets pushed out to everyone. And therefore there's standardization across the network, but the local manager can always walk up and put a sticker on it and make a special price or feature someone else's, uh, attaboy recognition. On the employee board, for example. So there's both. From the hub out and local posting on the node.