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News Aggregation: Proxies for Media Monitoring and Article Collection
Collect articles from hundreds of news sources without rate limits or blocks. Proxies distribute requests across IPs and bypass geo-restrictions on regional publications. Powers media monitoring, financial signals, and content aggregation platforms.
Informational
Intent
99.9%
Uptime
$1.75/GB
Starting Price
150+
Locations
Related Search Terms
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Commonly Used With
reutersbloombergcnnbbc
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of proxy is best for news scraping?
What type of proxy is best for news scraping?
Many news sites work with datacenter proxies, which offer the best speed and cost efficiency. For protected publishers or sites that block datacenter IPs, residential proxies provide reliable access.
How do I handle news site paywalls?
How do I handle news site paywalls?
Metered paywalls may allow some free articles per IP, making rotation beneficial. For hard paywalls, consider official licensing, APIs, or focusing on freely available content. Proxyon supports both approaches.
Can I collect news from any country?
Can I collect news from any country?
Yes, Proxyon's global proxy network enables news collection from any region. Use geo-targeted proxies to access local publications and region-specific content.
How do I collect real-time breaking news?
How do I collect real-time breaking news?
Set up continuous monitoring of news front pages, RSS feeds, and social channels. With Proxyon's infrastructure, you can check sources every few minutes for breaking coverage.
Is news scraping legal?
Is news scraping legal?
Collecting publicly available news articles is generally legal. However, republishing full articles may violate copyright. Many aggregators display headlines and excerpts with links to original sources. Consult legal advice for your specific use case.
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