Information and Content Exchange (ICE):
XML specification that for content providers, standardizes the process for setting up
subscribers and the process for delivering and managing subscriber content. For
content subscribers, ICE standardizes the process for setting up a subscription
and the process for automated content retrieval. The ICE specification provides businesses with an XML-based common language and architecture that facilitates automatic exchanging, updating, supplying and controlling of assets in a trusted fashion without manual packaging or knowledge of remote Web site structures.
Organization: IDEAlliance. More
information: ICE page on the
IDEAlliance Web site (new window).
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