Made some progress with add_module. 
$rss->add_module(prefix=>'dc', uri=>"http://purl.org/dc/terms/");
$rss->add_module(prefix=>'media', uri=>"http://search.yahoo.com/mrss")
+; 
$rss->parse($raw);
foreach my $item (@{$rss->{'items'}}) 
{ 
$title = $item->{'title'}; 
$media_content_url = $item->{'media'}->{'content'}->{'url'};
$media_keywords = $item->{'media'}->{'keywords'}; 
print $title, "\n"; 
print $media_content_url, "\n"; 
print $media_keywords, "\n"; 
}

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It prints title and media_keywords, but doesn't show anything for media_content_url. BTW. The RSS I am trying to parse is RSS 2

Thanks, Subeen.

In reply to Re^2: RSS Parse Problem with XML::RSS by subeen
in thread RSS Parse Problem with XML::RSS by subeen

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