Live News Feeds Streamed to Your Web Site

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Why Do I NEED News Feeds on Web My Site?

If you have a web site, you need content. Period. No matter what you're selling -- books, software, sneakers, or toilet paper, you need to have fresh content on your site at all times. Here's why:

• It gives your visitors a reason to stay and shop longer
• Your visitors will return more often to catch the latest "scoop"
• You appear more reputable to your visitors when new information is always there
• Search Engines love web sites with new content... and with the upgraded version of Media Scooper, it's specially coded to attract search engine robots to your site (and ultimately attract a daily stream of search engine visitors to your site... FREE).

The Media Scooper lets you stream RSS (Rich Site Summary) content from any web site to yours. RSS is just a file format that information is contained in. Media Scooper reads this special format, and displays the content neatly on your web site.

There are thousands of web sites that generate free RSS feeds that will add to your own content. The best part is you choose the news feed, colors, style, and more!

Media Scooper Features

• Live news feeds that are updated automatically
• Choose any topic we have, or enter your own feed
• Select the style, colors, and features you want displayed
• Send any article to a friend with just a click
• No programming necessary. Just copy and paste one line of JavaScript or PHP code to your web pages

Add some media to your site using the Media Scooper now!

MediaScooper is a FREE service developed by CGI Connection. It allows you to copy and paste any RSS feed to your Web site to attract repeat visitors to your site. If you're looking to have each RSS feed indexed by the top search engines like Google™ and Yahoo®, you might consider joining the CGI Connection. This will give you complete customization of the Media Scooper, and access to over $8,000 of other incredible software for your web site.

You can also run the Media Scooper software on your own web site when you download it here.

LIVE RSS feed from NY Times HomePage

05-12-2008 06:18 AM Police in Gun Searches Face Disbelief in Court Federal weapons charges were dismissed in a number of cases in New York City after judges found police officers’ testimony to be unreliable, inconsistent or just plain false.   Send to friend   05-12-2008 05:38 AM Drive in Basra by Iraqi Army Makes Gains Three hundred miles south of Baghdad, Basra has been transformed by its own surge, now seven weeks old.   Send to friend   05-12-2008 05:21 AM Fierce Fighting Breaks Out East of Beirut The fighting followed overnight clashes in the northern city of Tripoli that left at least two people dead and five wounded, according to security officials.   Send to friend   05-12-2008 05:09 AM Voter ID Battle Shifts to Proof of Citizenship Supporters of a measure in Missouri cite concerns about illegal immigrants voting, but critics say tens of thousands of legal residents could be disenfranchised.   Send to friend   05-12-2008 04:36 AM More Than 20 Are Killed in Storms Tornadoes and severe storms cut a swath of damage across Missouri, Oklahoma and central Georgia.   Send to friend   05-12-2008 03:38 AM Cablevision Offer Baffles Wall Street (Again) Wall Street is skeptical about why Cablevision wants to buy Newsday. But a deal is said to be imminent.   Send to friend   When Burmese Offer a Hand, Rulers Slap It For political reasons, the junta is clearly not allowing some prominent local donors to aid cyclone victims.   Send to friend   State Programs Add Safety Net for the Poorest At least a dozen states are giving monthly payments to low-income workers, hoping to keep them off welfare rolls.   Send to friend   Tilt to West Is Seen in Elections in Serbia The elections were viewed as a referendum on whether Serbia would turn toward the West or revert to the nationalism and isolation of the Slobodan Milosevic years.   Send to friend   Craig (of the List) Looks Beyond the Web In the face of the expansion of the classified ads Web site Craigslist, its founder, Craig Newmark, is capitalizing on his success to promote causes he holds dear.   Send to friend   Powered by Media Scooper2

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