Başlık, Başlık bağlantısı ve açıklamayı RSS beslemelerine ekledim. Ancak Resmi RSS yayınlarının bir parçası olarak ekleyemiyoruz. Resim, RSS beslemelerinin bir parçası olarak nasıl eklenir
i etiketi içinde resim içeren ve RSSCDATA comments yılında açıklamanızı sarın ve HTML <img> etiketleri gibi görüntüleri eklemek
Saygılarımızla, Gourav beslemeleri bunları görüntüleyebilir nasıl rehberlik edin.
<description>
<![CDATA[
<img src="http://eu.techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/startupbritain.jpg" alt="" />
This morning in London, the UK's answer to <a href="http://www.whitehouse.gov/issues/startup-america">
Startup America</a> launches, titled - guess what? - <a href="http://www.startupbritain.org/">Startup Britain</a>.
That similarity aside, the initiative has been put together by a number of existing UK entrepreneurs and
is not being backed by any government money, unlike the Obama initiative. Instead, we have here a
ground-up entrepreneur-led initiative which is seeing over 60 leading brands offer services to
up-and-coming startups in the UK. This is not specifically about tech startups - but it may well appeal to that sector.
The campaign is being launched by Prime Minister David Cameron, who is known to be very pro-enterprise.
The UK has 270,000 businesses that start up every year but many fail due to a lack of support. So in
effect the Startup Britain initiative is doing a few things much more differently. It's offering a
package of discounts and free trial on business services like insurance, broadband, advertising,
office space and more. The claim is that this amounts to over £1,500 in value for every startup
company in Britain. Startup Britain is a portal site to a package of these services.
<img alt=""
border="0"
src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=techcrunch.com"
width="1" height="1" />
]]>
</description>
UK Girişimciler hakkında ilk öğeyi:
TechCrunch aralarından işe yarayabilir kendi yemlerde örnekleri var