bill
msg:3633724 | 2:16 am on Apr 24, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Welcome to WebmasterWorld boogie93. If you license full feeds from the big news agencies, like Reuters [about.reuters.com] or the Associated Press [apdigitalnews.com] then they will provide you the data that will not require a link back to the original content. Be aware that those sorts of feeds are very expensive. Without full feeds you would have to link back to the original content.
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boogie93
msg:3633759 | 3:09 am on Apr 24, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Hi Bill
Thanks for the reply. Yeah it won't be big news agencies, but like some sites that feature news. What I am looking to do is create a sports news site and feed in a few feeds from various sites (non big sites). Basically sort of like fan sites.
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teaperson
msg:3635027 | 2:10 pm on Apr 25, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Linking is part of the fundamental nature of the web (it's what makes the web a web). So how does it hurt you to provide a link to the web site that has paid a writer and editor to produce the news? You're probably concerned about users leaving your site to read the full article -- but they will anyway, even if you don't provide a link.
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