reset Can i take a "Link" or a piece of a news story and put it on my web-site.(other than rss or xml)?
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It's called Fair Use. Look here:\nhttp://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_and_Fair_Use_Overview/chapter9/
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http://www.mnot.net/rss/tutorial/
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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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Use a link like the one below.\n\n<a type="application/rss+xml" href="http://www.yoursite.com/yourfeed.rss"> RSS Feed</a>\n\nOr put an "Add to Yahoo!" button on your site using the link below:
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copy and paste this:\n\n<a href="URL HERE">WHAT EVER U WANT THE LINK TO SAY!</a>\n\n\nthere u go!!!
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copy to the bulletin (highlight all, ctrl +c)\nopen a text editor, and paste it into that,\nstart a new bulleting\ncopy what is in that text editor\nthen paste.\n\ncould be you're not doing something correctly or your browser hates it.
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i would suggest downloading the new internet explorer IE7 that has rss feeds right inside of it.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx
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Open it with newsleecher, grabbit, or another news reading program
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hhhmmmm I would Yahoo news that way I can switch over t the site when needed. they can have live feeds to watch from the games played during the week at an obscene US time
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Edit your 360 page and set up your feed to the Yahoo News via RSS.\n\nSuggest you read this: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/360/profile/profile-18.html
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yes the word is right! but setting up a feed reader (like google or yahoo) takes a bunch of work,\n\nYou can make your friends(or clients) happy by posting the URLS to these rss feeds , like people still do with web pages.\n\nYou can also show them how to get your favorite rss reader with a simple link.\n\n\nthe full answer would require host programs (cgi) and some cool presentation (that would have to be better than the free readers out there!)
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what?!  Is there a weblink you could attach to confirm that story.
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For cartoons, news, blogs, and the like, if they're RSS (really simple syndication) enabled you can use RSS code to add them in. That's far too much of an answer to put here, but it's a point in the right direction. Do a search on yahoo for RSS HTML Code and see what crops up.
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call up the newspapper or look at your local papers web site
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That depends on all sorts of things. The easy assumtion is that you mean you want to subscribe to RSS feeds and read them on your computer. The more complex answer would be if you own a website and you want to import the feeds to your site. Note that almost all RSS feeds have the disclaimer that they are for personal use only, so putting them on a site usually involves forking over some cash.\n\nAs for the software, I've tried several for Windows, and as of now my favorite by a wide margin is FeedReader. When you see the orange XML/RSS rectangle, right-click in your browser, and from the pop-up menu select Copy Link Location (or Copy Link Targer or something similar depending on your browser softwar). Then once you're in FeedReader, press F2 and paste in the link.\n\nFor people who want to start a WEBSITE and easily collect RSS feeds without doing any programming, I recommend the FREE Drupal Content Management System (CMS). It has RSS support built-in, both sending and receiving.
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I'M NOT SURE OF YOUR QUESTION WHEN I WANT AN IMPORTANT NEWS STORY OR PICTURE I RIGHT CLICK THE MOUSE TO SAVE TO DOCUMENTS FILE THEN IF TO SAVE I WOULD START A FOLDER UNDER FOLDER OP'S  TRY THIS ON CNN
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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!