*Presentation Layer/ View*
Use a xslt. <http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt>
*Server Side*
Have IA setup like this:
*Server 1: Content Server*
2009
Febraury
01_Category_01
01_article_01.xml
01_article_02.json
02_Category_02
03_Category_03
Other or Miscellaneous
Source
Compare
Category.xml (authors, keywords, descriptions, custom tags etc... )
*Server 2: Media Server*
Media
image
mobile
web
broadcast
audio
mobile
web
broadcast
video
mobile
web
broadcast
*Aggregator Script*
Use your server side scripting language to scan the incoming feeds and
compare them to the category.xml (you must make a xml file for each category
and have some logic to what would appear in the header, content, and footer
etc..) file and if their is a match toss it into the appropriate category
folder and route the media to the media server with some sort of lowest
common denominator criteria. If their is a questionable comparison have it
scripted into the other or misc folder and on your front end script it so
that the front end script feeds the data into the xslt make sure the other
folder content comes up something like 'writers choice or our pick' or have
human intervention for those.
Have your interaction designer have the interface make sense and your visual
designer make it look sensible.
$('source-feed').compare('.article-01');
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