Tech News Article Scraper is a simple yet powerful tool to extract news articles from a variety of popular news websites. Supported The Verge, CNET, Wired, TechCrunch, Ars Technica
News Article Scraper is a straightforward a simple yet powerful tool to extract news articles from a variety of popular news websites.
Note: Scraper scrape articles based on UTC date.
Input sample
1{ 2 "source": "", 3 "maxRecords": 1, 4 "proxy": { 5 "useApifyProxy": true, 6 "apifyProxyGroups": [], 7 "apifyProxyCountry": "US" 8 }, 9 "startDate": "2024-06-21", 10 "endDate": "2024-07-22", 11 "maxConcurrency": 5, 12 "maxRequestsPerMinute": 20 13}
Output sample
1{ 2 "source": "TheVerge", 3 "title": "Persona director says making beautiful menus is ‘actually really annoying’", 4 "author": [ 5 "Andrew Webster" 6 ], 7 "lang": "en", 8 "content": "<div id=\"readability-page-1\" class=\"page\"><div><p><em>Persona</em> is one of the rare video game series where people actually talk about the menus. They’re functional, sure, but they’re also so incredibly stylish that you almost don’t mind constantly pausing to equip gear or heal your party. So when I had the chance to talk to longtime<em> Persona</em> director Katsura Hashino about his new game, <em>Metaphor: ReFantazio</em>, which continues this tradition of beautiful menus, I had to ask how they do it.</p><p>The answer, as Hashino explains it, is simply a lot of work:</p><div><blockquote><p>In general, the way most game developers make UI is very simple. That’s what we try to do as well — we try to keep things simple, practical, and usable. But maybe the reason that we’ve achieved both ...more", 9 "textContext": "Persona is one of the rare video game series where people actually talk about the menus. They’re functional, sure, but they’re also so incredibly stylish that you almost don’t mind constantly pausing to equip gear or heal your party. So when I had the chance to talk to longtime Persona director Katsura Hashino about his new game, Metaphor: ReFantazio, which continues this tradition of beautiful ...more", 10 "length": 1848, 11 "excerpt": "‘It takes a lot of time,’ Katsura Hashino explains ahead of the launch of Metaphor: ReFantazio.", 12 "rawPublishedTime": "", 13 "publishedTime": "2024-10-07T14:30:00.000Z", 14 "indexedTime": "2024-10-07T14:30:00.000Z", 15 "image": "https://duet-cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/0x0:3840x2160/2400x1600/filters:focal(1920x1080:1921x1081):format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/25658719/ss_6956a6d6ff1745101aa0cd4a8445ff2d19853bfa.jpg", 16 "tag": [ 17 "gaming", 18 "entertainment", 19 "tech" 20 ], 21 "topic": [ 22 "gaming", 23 "entertainment", 24 "tech" 25 ], 26 "url": "https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/7/24262357/persona-metaphor-menu-design", 27 "category": [] 28}
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Note: For a given date range in query, the scrapers scrapes articles based on the order they are listed/indexed on the source website. This is an important point to note because, for some sources e.g. CNET, the order they are listed doesn't necessary match the order they were published which for some reason doesn't tally.
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No. This is a no-code tool — just enter a job title, location, and run the scraper directly from your dashboard or Apify actor page.
It extracts job titles, companies, salaries (if available), descriptions, locations, and post dates. You can export all of it to Excel or JSON.
Yes, you can scrape multiple pages and refine by job title, location, keyword, or more depending on the input settings you use.
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