My Netscape is a service that lets you create a custom home page with headlines from different web sites that update automatically. This can be a nice way to keep track of the latest changes in web sites you visit regularly.

We at mozilla.org have created some channels to help keep track of our latest news as well as the status of the tree. Some developers have created channels for their own areas and Chris Nelson has a channel for mozillaZine a site he created devoted to Mozilla news and opinions. For more geek channels check out the listings at the Open Directory Project.

These channels are implemented using RDF. Other users of this data include my.userland.com, slashdot.org, and mozbot, our irc robot which announces new headlines to the #mozilla channel on our irc server at irc.mozilla.org. Registered slashdot readers can customize it to display headlines from other sites including mozillaZine, newsbot and the mozilla home page. Feel free to invent your own uses for this data. If you make anything interesting, let me know.

Mozilla News The latest news from mozilla.org
RDF file: http://www.mozilla.org/news.rdf
NewsBot Pointers to the hottest mozilla newsgroup threads
RDF file: http://www.mozilla.org/newsbot/newsbot.rdf
tinderbox Build bustages for SeaMonkey
RDF file: http://cvs-mirror.mozilla.org/webtools/ tinderbox/showbuilds.cgi?rdf=1&tree=SeaMonkey
Internationalization News for people interested in supporting many different languages in Mozilla.
RDF file: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/intl/moz-i18n.rdf
XPToolkit Status reports of the XPToolkit team
RDF file: http://www.mozilla.org/xpfe/toolkit.rdf
mozillaZine Your source for Mozilla news, advocacy, interviews, builds, and more!
RDF file: http://www.mozillazine.org/contents.rdf