How do you extract news from other site and feed it to your website?
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If you have some understanding of php and html, \ncheck out http://www.geckotribe.com/rss/carp\n\nI just installed it on my site and am in the process of customizing it to conform to my sites look and feel.\n\nIf you know JavaScript, check out the following sites:\n\nhttp://www.feedroll.com\nhttp://www.rss2html.com\nhttp://www.feedburner.com
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not directly, but via the WWW anything is possible!\n\nhttp://www.google.com/ig (my favorite)\n\nshows all my feeds in 1 window at the same time... \n\nthey do a timely update of all feeds (unlike some other services)\n\nthere is a way!
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Try RSSowl. Its free. Features are as under:\n    *  Fully customizable Toolbar with new elements like 'History'\n    * New Search Scopes allow for more detailed searches\n    * Cool new look for the HTML Export of News\n    * Quick-Filter added to Preferences Dialog to quickly find settings\n    * Switch on 'Linked Mode' to update selection in your Favorites automatically\n    * Improved Feed-Search and Feed-Discovery\n    * Support for Atom 1.0 Format\n    * A lot of Bugfixes
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You can install an RSS reader from here:\nhttp://www.rssreader.com/
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Using an RSS agrigator (some content management systems have this built in), you can use any RSS feed from the web.\n\nIf you are not a programmer, you could try some of the free options from various vendors such as BBC, New York Times, or the Washington Post (links below):
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You could send it to your buddies or you could go to http://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html and submit your site to Yahoo!
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Go to the website of your desired newspaper
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u could go to your local newspaper site
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Really Simple Syndication\n\nits a way for something like news data to be exported. \n\nFeeds are basically XML\n\nXML is a standard for making tags. You can use tags to describe and transfer data so you can import into a web site or a database and there is no problem with compatibility
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if you link the RSS feed to any website, It gives you live access. Assuming its a calender and it will give you the events on a daily basis on your site. You need not update it. hope you got it
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I use a software called BlogExpress. It has been very effective for me to manage 100s of news/RSS feeds. You can download the software for free at \nhttp://www.usablelabs.com/productBlogExpress.html
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GoogleAlert is a product that will provide an RSS feed for your Google Alerts.\n\nFeedster, IceRocket, Pubsub, and Technorati provide similar services for blogs, news, or a combination thereof.\n\nYou can then use something like FeedJumbler which can combine these feeds and generate something that can be copy and pasted right into your site.\n\nAs far as copyright, redistribution of links and headlines usually fall under fair use, especially because they point back to the original source.  Displaying the headlines shouldn't be a problem.\n\nI've included links to all the services mentioned in the sources below.
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Try the site below.  There are a lot of free programs on that site as well.  Also try searching for site creation tools usually associated with blogs.  there's one xml version I don't remember the name of that a lot of websites are using to keep their news updated and it's really simple.  I think that website uses it themselves.  It's very modular like the yahoo homepage.
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There are two methods mentioned:\n\n1. Right-click on the RSS button and then "Copy Shortcut."\n~ OR ~\n2. Click on the RSS button and then copy the address from the web address bar.\n\nIt seems like you got a little confused. They're actually two different things to do. So just copy the address of that page instead of trying to find another button in it. (By the way, some sites use an RSS buttons and others use an XML button. They both work.)\n\nThen you can paste the web address onto your 360 feeds list, and you'll be ready to go.
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U can take help of RSS feeds provided by some of the web-sites. These web-sites provides news, weather info and other things free of cost.\n\nAll that u have to do is search for them and get the RSS-URL and call that with in the web-page.\n\nIt will be displayed automatically.
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These are my "must-haves"\nhttp://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot\nhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/neowin-main\nhttp://digg.com/rss/index.xml
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You have to check that the site from where you have taken the news story or link gives you permission for that.Copyright issues may be there.But there are some news sites or sites which offer you to put their news headings or site links on your site for free.You may see a link saying like 'Put this on your website'.