Good Content Providers-- Help
Hi Everybody!
I am planning to build a website.
The website will have general news,sports news and
finanancial news.
How do I update my news content regularly.Are there any
free content providers so that I can update my page with
their news?If there are no good free content providers
what are the good paid services?
Also my page will have forums any good free or paid s/w
for forums?
Thanks a lot guys
Pilla
Renegade posted this at 23:30 — 2nd December 2002.
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ummm what's the point inmaking a site with news if your just gonna copy from soneone elses site?
Brian Farkas posted this at 01:56 — 3rd December 2002.
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Pilla,
You might take a look here:
http://www.isyndicate.com/providers/cplist.html
Searching on google for "news content providers" will bring up a variety of results, as well. Good luck!
Suzanne posted this at 02:07 — 3rd December 2002.
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The point is to compile news specific to a topic, such as a blog that just carries web design news, or one that follows the US foreign policy actions (warblog), et cetera.
Renegade posted this at 07:05 — 3rd December 2002.
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oic, i'm so slow...
well have u tried that big news sites? like bcc and cnn or maybe xtramsn?
Abhishek Reddy posted this at 07:50 — 3rd December 2002.
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Renegade, those aren't "content providers". They are news sources, but don't specifically provide news content for other sites.
I'm not sure about CNN, though.
xtramsn is mostly local NZ stuff... also not a content provider.
Renegade posted this at 08:02 — 3rd December 2002.
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damn it i suck!
Busy posted this at 08:05 — 3rd December 2002.
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lol points for trying thou Renegade
pilla posted this at 15:55 — 3rd December 2002.
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Hi Guys!
Got any suggestions other than isyndicate?
Thanks
Renegade posted this at 22:02 — 3rd December 2002.
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thank you
Busy posted this at 22:03 — 3rd December 2002.
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did you do a search on google.com like Brian suggested?
pilla posted this at 19:08 — 6th December 2002.
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Hi!
I did a search as Brain suggested.
Didn't come across anything interesting.
Talked to moreover and yellowbrix(isyndicate) but they are way too expensive for me.Moreover is charging $5500/year and yellowbrix($1200/month+$1000 setup fee).
Does anybody know anything cheaper.
Thanks for your help
tango71 posted this at 01:06 — 13th December 2002.
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I've been using this news provider for my website. http://interestalert.com/ It has many diffent types of news available that will be updated for you and it also has an affilate program that will pay you to place their news in your website. I doubt though that this pays...I just use thier service because it provides free news. Hope this helps.
Just me
pfeiffdog posted this at 20:16 — 18th December 2002.
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A programmer should be able to pull news and other info you want from just about any site using a module called "LWP Simple". That will also the most up to date news. Good Luck!
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