by Alan
Hi There! One of the problems I've had recently is the multitude of news out there on the Internet. The solution? I've quickly hacked together a script that scrapes, listens and converts into audio format distributable to the masses. This is a small side project(not perfect), that consolidates RSS feeds and its summary portion within each article and reads the News back to the listener. Do drop my an email if you've any queries on the script or would like to find out more about it!
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May 17, 2020
<p>Hi There!</p> <p>Thanks for tuning in. In this episode, we bring to you the latest stories in Business and around the globe in this episode using the and automated news reader. </p> <p>Why automated? With the advent of multiple news sources, doing more than one thing is a must. These news keep us up to date by skimming through the summaries using python scripts. Furthermore, the text scripts are generated in a systematic manner and voices are generated at random.</p> <p>After sifting through all these news, we can then pick out the ones we're interested in and read up in-depth.</p> <p>Do reach out to ahlanlhw@gmail.com to find out more on the methodology.</p> <p><br></p> <p>These are the current News Sources:</p> <p>Reuters News</p>
May 17, 2020
<p>Hi There!</p> <p>Thanks for tuning in. In this episode, we bring to you the latest stories in Business and around the globe in this episode using the and automated news reader. </p> <p>Why automated? With the advent of multiple news sources, doing more than one thing is a must. These news keep us up to date by skimming through the summaries using python scripts. Furthermore, the text scripts are generated in a systematic manner and voices are generated at random.</p> <p>After sifting through all these news, we can then pick out the ones we're interested in and read up in-depth.</p> <p>Do reach out to ahlanlhw@gmail.com to find out more on the methodology.</p> <p><br></p> <p>These are the current News Sources:</p> <p>Reuters News</p>
May 17, 2020
<p>Hi There!</p> <p>Thanks for tuning in. In this episode, we bring to you the latest stories in Business and around the globe in this episode using the and automated news reader. </p> <p>Why automated? With the advent of multiple news sources, doing more than one thing is a must. These news keep us up to date by skimming through the summaries using python scripts. Furthermore, the text scripts are generated in a systematic manner and voices are generated at random.</p> <p>After sifting through all these news, we can then pick out the ones we're interested in and read up in-depth.</p> <p>Do reach out to ahlanlhw@gmail.com to find out more on the methodology.</p> <p><br></p> <p>These are the current News Sources:</p> <p>Reuters News</p>
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Hi There!
One of the problems I've had recently is the multitude of news out there on the Internet. The solution? I've quickly hacked together a script that scrapes, listens and converts into audio format distributable to the masses. This is a small side project(not perfect), that consolidates RSS feeds and its summary portion within each article and reads the News back to the listener.
Do drop my an email if you've any queries on the script or would like to find out more about it!
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