Blog Articles

The entire article content. This element contains HTML.

Example:

content: "The entire article content"

The channel represented in this Blog article. There may be multiple <category/> elements with this scheme. Allowed values: movie, game, tv, app, book, website.

Example:

channel: [
"website"
]

An optional subtitle for this article.

Example:

summary: "Optional subtitle"

The URL to the Blog article on Common Sense Media's website.

Example:

url: "https://url-to-article"

Common Sense Media's universal unique ID for the Blog article.

Example:

uuid: 140fd905-17ff-4154-9405-c309085afb80

Date and time when the Blog article was last updated. Timestamp in UTC format.

Example:

updated: 1409095369

Title of the Blog article.  Max 255 characters.

Example:

title: "Title of the Blog article"

Date and time when the Blog article was published. Timestamp in UTC format.

Example:

created: 1409003520

Contains the author name. Contains a single <name> element.

Example:

author: "Author's name"

The topic represented in this Blog article. There may be multiple elements.

Possible values (not a complete list): Sex and violence, Cyberbullying.

NOTE: We are transitioning to using UUIDs as identifiers. Depending on when an API Key is generated, this output may display differently. Please store these identifiers as alphanumeric.

Possible output:

topics: {
140fd905-17ff-4154-9405-c309085afb80: "topic name"
}

topics: {
12345: "topic name"
}

title

The title of this item.

id

Common Sense Media's unique ID for this item.

uuid

Universal unique identifier.

url (optional)

The URL to the item on Common Sense Media's website.

summary (optional)

A short description of the item.

Example:

related: [
{
title: "The title of this item",
id: 1234567,
uuid: "140fd905-17ff-4154-9405-c309085afb80",
url: "https://www.commonsensemedia.org/url-to-title",
summary: "A short description of item"
}
]

Age range applicable to this article.

min attribute

Minimum relevant age for this article. Allowed values: 1-17.

max attribute

Maximum relevant age for this article. Allowed values: 1-17.

Example:

ages: {
min: 5,
max: 13
}