Thread: Built-in CNet no longer working`
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Old 03-31-2014, 04:58 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Camper65 View Post
Thank you, but unfortunately part of the problem turns out to be the original feed link, that's only picking up week old articles (it is about a week behind the current CNET rss feeds. So I modified your recipe changes further to use the current links and clean out extraneous stuff from the articles. It's now pulling the most current CNET articles.

Attached is the modified version of the recipe for anyone who would like to use it. Please note that you need to change which feeds you want as it's set to "all" of cnet (all the separate feeds are there but commented out).
I'd like to suggest that Calibre switch to this as the formal CNET recipe, or at least make it an available alternative.
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