Syndicated content

[Kat]

What are some of the better sites for this? I'm specifically looking for "health" oriented...

Also, has anyone had any sucess stories using syndicated content?

Thanks in advance!

[benc]

http://www.isyndicate.com has alot of stuff.

[Kat]

Thanks for the tip. They have great stuff. Most of their "pay" syndications start at aruond $1000 per month, but I found a nice "freebie". (Unfortunately, it's DrKoop.com...aren't they about to go bankrupt?)

Kat

[Hierophant]

Bankrupt and Going out of Business are too different things. Many companies claim bankruptcy so that they can renegotiate their debts and become stronger in the long run. Properly done that is what Bankruptcy is for.

[mjames]

In addition to iSyndicate.com, there are:

http://www.moreover.com
http://www.newsclicker.com

Incase you're interested, we also offer sports headlines at:
http://www.sports-central.org/other/...es/index.shtml

[eradtke]

You may also want to check out NewsHub.com, they've got a health section that may be useful.

[Gone Away...]

SubPortal.com has stuff... not as "plug-inable" as Moreover though.

[Kat]

Thanks to everyone who responded...it was all excellent information!!!

Sincerely,
Kat

[mjames]

Glad to help, Kat.

[patricknw]

The newsfeed I use is http://www.moreover.com, they are great. They have hundreds of categories to choose from.

Hope this helps..

[necrominator]

Im making one - dealresort.com Although i think that your best chance for news would be isyndicate.com or moreover.com both offer pretty much the same thing. Another thing you can do, if you have access to backend, is get a parses script, many news sites have xml versions of their websites, which you parse, and customize.

[Edited by necrominator on 10-03-2000 at 07:45 AM]