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Download archived rss news data 14 Best Free RSS Reader Software. Here are 14 best free RSS reader software . These RSS reader software let you read RSS feeds easily. All these RSS reader software are completely free and can be downloaded to Windows PC. These RSS reader software offer various features, like: read RSS feeds, XML feeds, ATOM and RDFs, has predefined list of feeds and can add new ones, can import and export feeds to OPML file, choose from various layouts to view the feeds, automatically update feeds data, search for particular keyword in the feeds, and more. So, go through this list of free RSS reader software and see which ones you like the most. CK RSS Client. CK RSS Client is a free RSS feed reader. It has various nice features. You can create new feed groups or add any feed to existing group. You can delete existing feeds or feed groups also. You can backup your feeds and can restore backup if required. You can set the time for how often feeds get updated. It has a user friendly interface and is easy to use. FeedReader. FeedReader is a free RSS feed reader. You can read all the latest news from the available or added feeds. It automatically downloads the updates from your favorite websites. It can be converted in portable feed reader software. It has three predefined visual layouts. You can import or export the feeds to OPML file. It has a user friendly interface. You can browse through unread feeds easily. Snarfer. Snarfer is a free feed reader client for Windows. It is very small in size and has a user friendly interface. You can import and export your RSS feeds to OPML file. It is very lightweight and easy to install and uninstall. It has an Explorer like interface to organize your feeds. You can read RSS, ATOM, and XML feeds easily with three predefined views. FeedDemon. FeedDemon is a free RSS feed reader for Windows. You can import and export feeds to OPML file. It can read all the feeds you have added for you. You can change the different views from the View menu for easy viewing and reading. It has various predefined feed links and you can add your own. You can add any article from feeds to favorites also. RSS Owl. RSSOwl is a free but powerful news feed reader. It is an open source software. It lets you organize, search, and gather news in an easy and convenient way. It requires java runtime environment to run. You can export the news to PDF files. You can import or export feeds to OPML file. It is a user friendly application and is easy to use. You can update all the feeds in one go. You can choose from the different layouts from the View menu. BlogBridge. BlogBridge is a free feed reader. You can add new feeds by clicking Subscribe to Feed link on the program window. You can import and export RSS feeds to OPML file. You can open the feeds in browser also. You can search for any text in the subscribed feeds. You can change the view of feeds by clicking on desired icons. RSS Bandit. RSS Bandit is a free RSS and Atom reader. You can add more feeds to your list. You can update all the feeds with one click. You can search for particular text in the feeds easily. You can import and export feed list to various formats including XML, OPML, and OCS format. It supports tabbed browsing of feeds. You can change the font styles and sizes for better viewing. RSS Xpress. RSS Xpress is a free software to read RSS feeds and atoms. It has user friendly interface and is easy to use. You can import and export feeds in the OPML format. It has a built-in search engine to find text in your feeds. You can customize the application as per your requirements. You can increase or decrease the font size of Feed list and News list. GreatNews. GreatNews is a RSS feed reader available free for Windows. It can read posts from news sites, feed enabled sites and from blogs. It has a nice interface and is easy to use. You can choose from various predefined styles to read the feeds. You can update all feeds with one click. You can import and export the feeds to various formats including OPML and XML. RSSvp News Reader. RSSvp News Reader is a free feed reader. It supports various channels. Supported content channels are XML, RSS, ATOM, RDF etc. It has various predefined feeds and you can add new one of your choice also. You can search for any text in the feeds and it shows you the results in a Search Results link. You can import and export feeds to OPML file. News Jungle Blog and RSS Reader. News Jungle RSS Reader is a free RSS, blog, and news reader. It has an easy to use user interface and has a built in browser support which allows users to view the news and web blogs quickly. It has various predefined feeds in the list. You can add new feed or folder to this list easily. You can choose from vertical view, horizontal view (default view), or newspaper view for easy readability. BitsCast. Bitscast is a free RSS reader and a podcast receiver/player. It has various predefined feeds. You can add your own feeds too. You can import and export RSS feeds to OPML file easily. You can do search for a particular word or phrase. It has a simple user interface and is easy to use. It installs and uninstalls easily. Newzie. Newzie is a feed reader, HTML scraper, and information manager software available free. You can add new feeds to the list and can delete the existing feeds. You can import and export feeds to OPML file. You can take backup of feeds and restore the backup if required. It shows the feeds in color coded list for easy viewing. RSS Feed Reader. RSS Feed Reader is a free and small tool for Windows that can read RSS feeds. It comes as an RAR archive and doesn’t require installation. Just unrar it and run the executable file. It has various predefined feeds URLs in the text file inside the archive and you can add more or delete the existing by editing this text file. It is easy to use tool. Automatic news scraping with Python, Newspaper and Feedparser. I just recently joined an AI hackathon where we took on the challenging task of trying to recognize fake news. Early on I worked on automatically scraping news articles from various different news sites. I was surprised of how easy this was to implement using a really nice Python library called Newspaper. Note: The code repository contains improvements that are not inlucded in this tutorial. Please do read through to understand how the code works, but make sure to also have a look at the source code afterwards. I haven’t really worked very much with Python before, and never realized how many great libraries that are available for Python users. Some are so well made and feature rich that with an interface, could work as standalone products. There are few programming languages/frameworks that can compete with the resources available for Python users. We wanted to gather large amounts of news articles to train out network so that it could distinguish real news from fake news. It was important to have the data in a tidy format so that it would be easy for us to work with. To automate the process, I created a scraping script with the help of Newspaper. Go take and take look at the library, it can do so much more than just scraping articles on the web! I also use Feedparser to read RSS-feeds, as I did not realize before later that Newspaper also has this feature already built in. The script relies mainly on scraping articles from the RSS-feed of the website when they have an RSS-feed is available. As a fall back option Newspapers’ automatic article scraper is used for sites where I could not find any RSS-feed. I decided to scrape from the RSS-feed first because the data was much more consistent when gathered through the RSS-feed. Especially the publish date/time of the article would often be missing when using the automatic article scraper. Since the publish date was important for our solution I put extra focus on trying get this included in the dataset. We start by importing some libraries. We also import mktime and datetime that will be used to format various date forms on to the same format. The download limit for each website is set here to 4, but can of course be higher. We also initialize a data object that we will store our scraped data in. Next thing we will do is to create a file called NewsPapers.json where we can easily add and remove websites/newspapers we want the script to scrape. This file will be a JSON file on the format like this: It a good mix of websites you could say… So we open this json file in our python script: Note that the naming is a little inconsistent (e.g. companies/newspaper/website is all the same), it was created on a hackathon with limited time spent thinking about variable names. We will break this into parts and see what is going on.
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