“France is a country where poker’s popularity is gaining quickly. France has had its own World Poker Tour event for three years, and is a country rich in poker heritage. We are proud to launch fr.pokernews.com, and hope we can bring valuable content to French people in their own language” Comments Pokernews.com Director of Operations, John Caldwell.

Using this standard, web publishers provide updates, such as latest news headlines, special announcements, press releases or weblog postings through their RSS content

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a lightweight XML vocabulary for describing metadata about web sites, ideal for news syndication. Originated by userland software in 1997 and used by Netscape to populate Netscape's My Netscape portal with external newsfeeds ("channels") RSS has taken on a life of its own and has become perhaps most popular XML format today. Thousands of web sites today use RSS as a "what's new" mechanism to drive traffic their way. (Including BBC, CNET, CNN, Eweek, Forbes, Motley Fool, Wired, Red Herring, Yahoo, MSN and many more…).

As each day passes by, new websites are being launched and added to internet bandwagon and in order to compete, webmasters & web publishers need to find different ways of producing themed-based websites. Highly focused articles are often sought by webmasters. Why? Because content on web is still king! In order to attract search engines and site visitors, webmasters depend heavily on providing informative, creative and fresh content. If web site content is rich, visitors will come. If website content is updated regularly, visitors will return. When evaluating a website's traffic it is easy to see that low cost of syndicated content can add-up considerably to a website's value.