syndication
/ˌsɪndɪˈkeɪʃən/
Definition
The distribution of content, such as news articles or digital feeds, to multiple third-party outlets or platforms.
Etymology
Derived from the French 'syndicat', which comes from the Greek 'syndikos' meaning 'a representative or advocate'. It entered English to describe an association of individuals or companies formed to carry out a joint venture or manage the distribution of media.
In the news
In the article's footer, 'Syndication' is listed alongside 'Mobile Apps' to direct users to RSS feeds and tools that allow other websites to republish or display the publication's content automatically. It highlights the mechanism used to share the news site's data across the broader internet.
Venture capital fund that backed SpaceX, Anthropic looks for Atlanta's next billion-dollar businesses
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