MCG News Grabber Perl script

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MCG News Grabber adds dynamic news headlines from the top RSS feeds on the net into your website. MCG News Grabber adds dynamic news headlines from the top RSS feeds on the net into your website. This is a great way to ensure you always have fresh content. Paste one simple line of javascript and your ready to roll. Place as many different feeds on one page as you'd like. Choose from several pre-set RSS feeds, or grab almost any RSS on the web. Functions and Features: - Easy to install. - Paste one line of javascript code into your html pages and the script does the rest. - Customizable appearance. - Can instantly display almost any RSS feed (that adhere to standardized formatting). - Dynamic display ensures, hands-free, always fresh content. - Built in feeds include Yahoo, Slashdot, Google, Weather.com and more. - Option to open news articles in a frame that keeps your visitors within your site. Requirements: · Perl 5+ · perl modules: CGI, LWP::Simple, HTML::Entities.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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