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Export News Articles to Various Formats
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Export News Articles to Various Formats
Export news articles in JSON (default), XML, CSV, TSV, and XLSX formats. JSON is best for API integrations, XML for enterprise systems, CSV/TSV for data analysis and databases, and XLSX for Excel. Add the format parameter to any API request to change output format.
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What you can do
Use our news data whether you're a small business or a large corporation.
Long-term archives
Build long-term news archives in S3, GCS, or on-prem with full article content and metadata preserved.
Regulatory-record retention
Export records relevant to compliance review (e.g., financial-disclosure coverage) with full provenance.
Backtest datasets
Export multi-year filtered datasets for backtests, event studies, or model training.
Daily delta exports
Schedule daily exports of new and updated articles into your warehouse.
Multi-format support
Choose JSON, XML, CSV, XLSX, or TSV depending on the downstream system's preference.
Vendor-switch migrations
Backfill from a previous news vendor with parallel exports during transition periods.
Features
Get what you need without complexity
Access news articles from thousands of sources.
News API
- Export data in many formats
- Industry Monitoring
- Brand Monitoring
- Market news and trends
- Risk Management
- Competitor news
- Media Monitoring
- Article tone
- Trend Analysis
- Group related articles
- Forecasting social trends
- Multiple languages
- Audience Engagement
- Geographical Analysis
- Real-time Breaking News
- Past articles
- Custom News Feeds
- News Aggregation
- Content Filtering
- Over 50 integrations
Details about each article
- Industries
- Locations
- Persons
- Organizations
- Brands
- Events
- Disasters
- Diseases
- Links
- Media
- Images & Videos
- Hashtags
- Authors
- Source
- Find duplicate articles
- Source rank
- Article Sentiment
- Readability Score
- Detect language
Analysis
- Article tone
- Analysis of public opinion
- Categorization
- Financial Analysis
- Trend Analysis
- Group related articles
- Content Summarization
- Names and places
- Keyword Extraction
- Article topics
- Event Detection
- Names and places
- Text Classification
- Controversy Detection
- Source trust scores
- Engagement Metrics
- Source viewpoints
- Quality Ranking
- Spam Detection
- Emotion Detection
Search filters
- Search by Location
- Search by Date Range
- Search by Source
- Search by Category
- Search by Industry
- Search by article tone
- Search by Story
- Search by source rank
- Search by Language
- Search by name or place
- Search by Keywords
- Combine terms with AND, OR, NOT
- Proximity Search
- Faceted Search
- Range Queries
- Search by Author
- Search by Media Type
- Search by Breaking News
- Search by Read Time
More than 300,000+ sources
Teams around the world use APITube to build digital products.
- Last updated
- 8s ago
- Total sources
- 300.000k
- Requests yesterday
- 26.771
- Articles added yesterday
- 109.727k
- Total articles
- 3.88b
Frequently asked questions
- Export news articles in JSON (default), XML, CSV, TSV, and XLSX formats. JSON is best for API integrations, XML for enterprise systems, CSV/TSV for data analysis and databases, and XLSX for Excel. Add the format parameter to any API request to change output format.
- Both. Export full article text for content analysis, archiving, or republication. Use description fields for summaries in news feeds or previews. Select specific fields to optimize payload size.
- Article exports include image URLs, thumbnail references, and media metadata. Get featured images for display, extract all images from an article, or filter for articles with video content. Exports provide image URLs, not the image files themselves.
- Yes, integrate the API with scheduling tools like cron, Airflow, or cloud schedulers. Query with date filters to export new articles since your last run. Build pipelines that export, transform, and load news data into your systems on any schedule.
- Use date range filters to export historical news from the archive. Export by day, week, or month for manageable file sizes. The archive spans years of news data.
- Each article includes: publication timestamp, source details (name, URL, country, OPR rank), author information, categories, topics, extracted entities, sentiment scores, language code, word count, reading time, and breaking news indicators.
- Make separate API requests with different format parameters to generate multiple export formats from the same query. Use scripting to automate multi-format exports if you need JSON for applications and CSV for analysis from the same dataset.
- Exports support thousands of articles per request with pagination for larger datasets. Use filters to create focused exports. For very large historical exports, paginate through results or contact us for bulk data solutions.
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