Put robots.net news headlines on your site!
Robots.net news headlines are available in RSS format at http://robots.net/rss/articles.xml for syndication. They can be syndicated using most conventional XML tools.
If you're looking for a simple way to put the robots.net headlines on your own web site, try this perl script. It should work on any webserver with a cgi-bin directory that supports Perl and Server-Side Includes.
Here are some other methods of putting RSS news feeds such as the robots.net headlines on your webpage:
- CafeRSS: A simple PHP script to add RSS feeds to your webpages
- getrss: A small Ruby script that can grab one or more RSS feeds and output them in HTML format.
- Yanf (Yet Another News Fetcher): A news fetcher written in C that can output HTML
- Jonah: A PHP/Horde application that aggregates multiple RSS feeds and generates a portal-like web site from them.
- phpfeed: A PHP-based RSS display system for web sites.
- XML-RSS-Tools: A Perl module you can use to develop a customized RSS app for your website
You can also read robots.net headlines on your desktop. There are a number of RSS aggregators and viewers for the desktop including HotSheet, an RSS headline viewer that runs on Linux, Mac OS X, and even Windows. Linux/GNOME users might want to check out Straw as well.
Other sites Syndicating Robots.net news
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