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Elektron MRN vs NewsFeedDirect: missing NS:RTRS

I am comparing NewsFeedDirect to Elektron MRN: I see for the same story:
NewsFeedDirect gives
<Product>
<Code>NS:RTRS</Code>
<Code>NP:C</Code>
<Code>NP:CGO</Code>
<Code>NP:D</Code>
<Code>NP:DNP</Code>
<Code>NP:E</Code>
<Code>NP:ELN</Code>
<Code>NP:G</Code>
<Code>NP:GFN</Code>
<Code>NP:GRO</Code>
<Code>NP:M</Code>
<Code>NP:MNI</Code>
<Code>NP:MTL</Code>
<Code>NP:NAT</Code>
<Code>NP:NAW</Code>
<Code>NP:O</Code>
<Code>NP:OIL</Code>
<Code>NP:PGE</Code>
<Code>NP:PSC</Code>
<Code>NP:RNP</Code>
<Code>NP:SOF</Code>
<Code>NP:T</Code>
<Code>NP:U</Code>
<Code>NP:USDN</Code>
</Product>
with 24 Codes
But, Elektron MRN gives:
"audiences": ["NP:C", "NP:CGO", "NP:D", "NP:DNP", "NP:E", "NP:ELN", "NP:G", "NP:GFN", "NP:GRO", "NP:M", "NP:MNI", "NP:MTL", "NP:NAT", "NP:NAW", "NP:O", "NP:OIL", "NP:PGE", "NP:PSC", "NP:RNP", "NP:SOF", "NP:T", "NP:U", "NP:USDN"]
with 23 NPs
Elektron is missing NS:RTRS. What does NS mean? What does RTRS mean?

Is "audiences" explained in the MRN specs? If so could you give a link to the specs? Thanks

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In the MRN the NS:RTRS is the new field called provider:

"provider": "NS:RTRS"

That is fine.
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hi @xli1997

Not sure if the 2nd reply is a question or if you are saying all is OK now?

Also, link to MRN Data model document: MRN Elektron Data Models

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Yes. all ok now. Thank you.

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