With Article Data Extractor you will be able to scrape and retrieve all the relevant information from any article you find on the web. Forget about ads, banners and other unessential parts as well. Only receive all the data related to the article of your choice.
Article Data Extractor takes only 1 parameter — the URL of any article or blog. It scrapes and extracts any relevant information such as title, text, published time, media links, and many more. Save time and receive all this data structured so you can filter, query, and store all the information that the web has for you.
This API is perfect for any marketing agency or any news platform that wants to retrieve the most important information from an article. This is the author's name, the text from the article itself, and do not forget about TAGS. With this API all the tags embedded in the article will be available.
Also, this is great to compare what images are using other blogs or news forums in different articles.
So, if you have a large collection of articles, you will be able to filter by author's name, by tag elements, or even by published dates. This API will help you to have your articles better organized. }
Besides API call limitations per month:
Version 2.0 will allow you to parse any article of your choice.
Extract main article and metadata from a news entry or blog post.
Article Data Extractor - Endpoint Features
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Their idea turned into an advanced system for <a target=\"_blank\" class=\"\" href=\"https://www.businessinsider.com/elevenlabs-ai-voice-intelligence-startup-raises-2-million-2023-1?r=US&IR=T\" rel=\"\">turning text into speech</a> that can now create original dialogue bearing a striking resemblance to the user's own voice. The tool only needs minutes of audio of someone speaking to clone their voice.</p><p class=\"ad-label headline-regular only-desktop\">Advertisement</p>\n <p id=\"gpt-post-tech-desktop_in_post_ad-desktop-fluid-3\" class=\"ad ad-wrapper fluid in-post only-desktop\"></p>\n <p>The company, which sells mostly to publishers, content creators, and media and entertainment companies, has reached $90 million in annual recurring revenue, according to the two people familiar with the new funding. It's pacing to hit $100 million in annual revenue by year's end.</p><p>That kind of growth had investors flinging term sheets at the two-year-old company, the people familiar with the deal said. The company has been increasing its targeted round size and valuation during the process of raising funding, according to these sources. </p><p>Funding for voice technology companies has <a target=\"_blank\" class=\"\" href=\"https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-startups-rapid-funding-rounds-2024-9\" rel=\"\">picked up</a> even as some of the shine comes off the digital intelligence category as a whole. ElevenLabs competes with Vapi, a voice-based developer tool with <a target=\"_blank\" href=\"https://techcrunch.com/2023/11/10/yc-backed-productivity-app-superpowered-pivots-to-become-a-voice-api-platform-for-bots/\" rel=\" nofollow\">$2 million</a> in seed money from Kleiner Perkins and Abstract Ventures, and companies like Thoughtly and Retell that are developing voice agents for call centers.</p><p class=\"ad-label headline-regular only-desktop\">Advertisement</p>\n <p id=\"gpt-post-tech-desktop_in_post_ad-desktop-fluid-4\" class=\"ad ad-wrapper fluid in-post only-desktop\"></p>\n <p>ElevenLabs has gathered more money than any of them, though the real competition may come from one of the world's most valuable startups. In March, OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT and Dall-E, shared details about a <a target=\"_blank\" href=\"https://openai.com/index/navigating-the-challenges-and-opportunities-of-synthetic-voices/\" rel=\" nofollow\">pilot program</a> that will allow a closed group of companies to create a synthetic voice based on a real person's speech.</p><p>Business Insider emailed ElevenLab's co-founders on Wednesday morning and did not receive a response. Representatives Iconiq Capital, and Andreessen Horowitz did not immediately respond to requests for comment.</p>\n </div>","author":"Ben Bergman, Riddhi Kanetkar, Melia Russell","favicon":"/public/assets/BI/US/favicons/apple-touch-icon-192x192.png?v=2023-11","source":"www.businessinsider.com","published":"Unknown Date","ttr":2.17,"plain_text":"Advertisement\n\nElevenLabs is raising new funding, boosting its valuation to over $3 billion, according to multiple sources.\n\nThe startup offers tools for creating voice agents that mimic the user's own voice.\n\nElevenLabs is well-funded, but OpenAI's secretive voice project could pose a major threat.\n\nElevenLabs, a startup that can recreate a person's voice from a recording, is close to raising a new round of funding this year that would push its valuation to over $3 billion, Business Insider has learned from two people with knowledge of the deal.\n\nThis time, a year ago, the voice-cloning startup was worth $100 million. The startup is aiming to raise $200 million in the round, according to one source.\n\nAdvertisement\n\nThe potential round is being led by the wealth-management juggernaut Iconiq Capital, both people said, and included participation from the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, one of the people said.\n\nDetails of the latest funding round are not yet finalized, and the figures involved are subject to change.\n\nThe story of ElevenLabs began with founders Piotr Dฤ
bkowski and Mati Staniszewski's desire to improve voice-dubbing in movies. Their idea turned into an advanced system for turning text into speech that can now create original dialogue bearing a striking resemblance to the user's own voice. The tool only needs minutes of audio of someone speaking to clone their voice.\n\nAdvertisement\n\nThe company, which sells mostly to publishers, content creators, and media and entertainment companies, has reached $90 million in annual recurring revenue, according to the two people familiar with the new funding. It's pacing to hit $100 million in annual revenue by year's end.\n\nThat kind of growth had investors flinging term sheets at the two-year-old company, the people familiar with the deal said. The company has been increasing its targeted round size and valuation during the process of raising funding, according to these sources.\n\nFunding for voice technology companies has picked up even as some of the shine comes off the digital intelligence category as a whole. ElevenLabs competes with Vapi, a voice-based developer tool with $2 million in seed money from Kleiner Perkins and Abstract Ventures, and companies like Thoughtly and Retell that are developing voice agents for call centers.\n\nAdvertisement\n\nElevenLabs has gathered more money than any of them, though the real competition may come from one of the world's most valuable startups. In March, OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT and Dall-E, shared details about a pilot program that will allow a closed group of companies to create a synthetic voice based on a real person's speech.\n\nBusiness Insider emailed ElevenLab's co-founders on Wednesday morning and did not receive a response. Representatives Iconiq Capital, and Andreessen Horowitz did not immediately respond to requests for comment.","ttr_disclaimer":"Assuming 200 wpm reading speed"}}
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The Article Data Extractor API is designed to extract relevant information from articles or blogs by providing the URL of the desired webpage. It scrapes and retrieves data such as the article's title, text, published time, media links, and more. The API aims to save time by delivering structured data that can be easily filtered, queried, and stored for further use.
The Article Data Extractor API can extract various types of information from articles or blogs. This includes the article's title, main text content, published time, media links (such as images or videos embedded within the article), and potentially other metadata associated with the article.
The accuracy of data extraction depends on factors such as the structure and quality of the webpage, as well as the consistency of its layout and formatting. The API employs scraping techniques to retrieve information, and its accuracy may vary based on these factors. However, it is designed to provide reliable and relevant data from the provided article or blog URL.
No, at the moment batch requests are not supported. You will have to make one API call per article that you want to extract the data from.
The extracted data from the articles or blogs is typically returned in a structured format, such as JSON. This makes it easier to work with the data programmatically, as you can access specific fields and properties. The API organizes the extracted information in a structured manner, allowing you to filter, query, and store the data as per your requirements.
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