I see some sites that take the news right off news sites, and they say something like , news source: blahbhabha.com, is this ok to do? I was wanting to put up some news on my site, and i want to try this if its legal.
here is an example, ircspy.com, go there look at the lower part and see the news? thats what im talking about.
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06-01-2004 11:30 AM #1
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News stealing ok?
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06-01-2004 12:19 PM #2
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I think it depends on the source, and stealing is never ok, I would send whatever source you want to publish an email request permission to post some of their articles, and of course let them know you will credit the source, if they say no then dont do it, but they will probably says yes (Who doesnt want their content out there right?)
Should be able to find some decent feeds for sure
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06-01-2004 12:38 PM #3
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Do you mean rss feeds?
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06-01-2004 02:59 PM #4
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Im not sure what an rss feed is, ill look it up, i wanted to just get news from real estate news sites, and each day archive the old news to build up pages. I was also wondering, i know duplicate content is not a good thing is googles eye's, does this apply to news as well?
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06-01-2004 03:02 PM #5
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Just to be clear, i wasnt intending on stealing, but was curious if repulishing other sites articles with the source included is acceptable.
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I think it depends on the source, and stealing is never ok, I would send whatever source you want to publish an email request permission to post some of their articles, and of course let them know you will credit the source, if they say no then dont do it, but they will probably says yes (Who doesnt want their content out there right?)
Should be able to find some decent feeds for sure
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06-02-2004 04:26 PM #6
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hey ewok did you figure it out yet?
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06-02-2004 04:52 PM #7
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About rss or the article thing? I didnt figure out either yet, i got sidetracked
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06-02-2004 04:57 PM #8
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I use php for the rss. just look up news feeds on G or make a trip over to hotscripts.com let me know if you need help
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06-06-2004 01:25 PM #9
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Look at this!
Here is an article to explain this concept.
XML RSS NEWS FEED
I have a real estate one to plug into my sites, this will be one of many tricks to make search engines think my site is fresh.
OOPS I do not want to give out to many SEO tricks to early.
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06-06-2004 10:35 PM #10
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Where can you find RSS feeds for real estate news
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