LOL
Nerdly enough, I actually tried ...
.. their feeds are coming from their own site .. which means they have some code grabbing the scores and such from some other site & then generating the data on their own machine (some non-web accessable server-side program that generates .dat data files
) & reading it in through their applet ..
... no way to trace that sort of stuff. (unless you are a hacker & can get access to their server, but I haven't a clue how to do such evilness)
Nerdly enough, I actually tried ...
.. their feeds are coming from their own site .. which means they have some code grabbing the scores and such from some other site & then generating the data on their own machine (some non-web accessable server-side program that generates .dat data files
... no way to trace that sort of stuff. (unless you are a hacker & can get access to their server, but I haven't a clue how to do such evilness)
If they are taking copyrighted data without permission then yes ...
... however, I can not verify if they are "doing such".
There legal options would be to have Major sit in front of ESPN all data and updating the data files for the scores by hand
or to pay for their feeds or have an agreement granting permission to take them and re-distribute them freely
... however, I can not verify if they are "doing such".
There legal options would be to have Major sit in front of ESPN all data and updating the data files for the scores by hand
or to pay for their feeds or have an agreement granting permission to take them and re-distribute them freely
With all the enemies that Russ has in this industry, I doubt that even he would be so dumb as to steal data from sites like ESPN...
Maybe someone should try the direct approach and ask them where they are getting the information from....
If they are not doing anything wrong,then I suspect they'd answer this question...
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Maybe someone should try the direct approach and ask them where they are getting the information from....
If they are not doing anything wrong,then I suspect they'd answer this question...
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This is incredible. Are you suggesting that Keith Glanz has stolen the data that he provides for majorstats feeds?? Ken, you might want to get in touch with Stephen Nover about this, as he may be able to vouch for the integrity of his friend Keith.
http://majorstats.com/index.php?league=bsball&type=preview&file=2003-06-05_ANA_MON
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Ticker) -- The Anaheim Angels try to post a fifth consecutive victory and hand the Montreal Expos a sixth straight defeat when they conclude a three-game series at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Angels manhandled the Expos for the second straight day on Wednesday, 11-2, as they homered seven times en route to 17 hits.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/preview?gameId=230605120
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Ticker) -- The Anaheim Angels try to post a fifth consecutive victory and hand the Montreal Expos a sixth straight defeat when they conclude a three-game series at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Angels manhandled the Expos for the second straight day on Wednesday, 11-2, as they homered seven times en route to 17 hits.
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Unless they're paying for the same feed (eg Reuters Service) then it seems a bit odd ... but I'm no lawyer
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Ticker) -- The Anaheim Angels try to post a fifth consecutive victory and hand the Montreal Expos a sixth straight defeat when they conclude a three-game series at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Angels manhandled the Expos for the second straight day on Wednesday, 11-2, as they homered seven times en route to 17 hits.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/preview?gameId=230605120
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Ticker) -- The Anaheim Angels try to post a fifth consecutive victory and hand the Montreal Expos a sixth straight defeat when they conclude a three-game series at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Angels manhandled the Expos for the second straight day on Wednesday, 11-2, as they homered seven times en route to 17 hits.
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Unless they're paying for the same feed (eg Reuters Service) then it seems a bit odd ... but I'm no lawyer
I'm quite sure this was all posted at MW when MS was announced.
The sports feed for news and scores is an info feed that we pay for from sportsticker enterprises.
Keith uses his own stats along with standard stats also provided by sportsticker ent.
Maybe Stephen can do a fact filled write-up?
p.s. Shrink.. I had no idea you did your own capping
The sports feed for news and scores is an info feed that we pay for from sportsticker enterprises.
Keith uses his own stats along with standard stats also provided by sportsticker ent.
Maybe Stephen can do a fact filled write-up?
p.s. Shrink.. I had no idea you did your own capping
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Minnow:
I'm quite sure this was all posted at MW when MS was announced.
The sports feed for news and scores is an info feed that we pay for from sportsticker enterprises.
Keith uses his own stats along with standard stats also provided by sportsticker ent.
Maybe Stephen can do a _fact_ filled write-up?
p.s. Shrink.. I had no idea you did your own capping<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
LOL....
That's why I am down to McIrish!!!
Thanks for the answer...
As far as Nover doing a write up, if they want to pay for advertising like everyone else, we may consider it...
I'm quite sure this was all posted at MW when MS was announced.
The sports feed for news and scores is an info feed that we pay for from sportsticker enterprises.
Keith uses his own stats along with standard stats also provided by sportsticker ent.
Maybe Stephen can do a _fact_ filled write-up?
p.s. Shrink.. I had no idea you did your own capping<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
LOL....
That's why I am down to McIrish!!!
Thanks for the answer...
As far as Nover doing a write up, if they want to pay for advertising like everyone else, we may consider it...
Thanks for the info Minnow ..
I wonder why Sportsticker didn't do a press release to announce their agreement like they did with other clients? That would have been nice publicity.
http://www.sportsticker.com/ticker/press.html
I wonder why Sportsticker didn't do a press release to announce their agreement like they did with other clients? That would have been nice publicity.
http://www.sportsticker.com/ticker/press.html
Can I post it here when they do, Lander? Also, apologies to Mr. Glantz for misspelling his name in my haste to reply to this attempt to discredit.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Minnow:
Can I post it here when they do, Lander? Also, apologies to Mr. Glantz for misspelling his name in my haste to reply to this attempt to discredit.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Minnow,
That's what you get for name dropping...
Apology accepted...
And yes, being that you obviously feel we are worthy of dropping in and visiting, it would give us great pleasure to announce this on behalf of Sports Ticker...
Also, we look forward to helping out for any and all of your advertising needs...
In the future, feel free to email advertising@therx.com ...
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Can I post it here when they do, Lander? Also, apologies to Mr. Glantz for misspelling his name in my haste to reply to this attempt to discredit.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Minnow,
That's what you get for name dropping...
Apology accepted...
And yes, being that you obviously feel we are worthy of dropping in and visiting, it would give us great pleasure to announce this on behalf of Sports Ticker...
Also, we look forward to helping out for any and all of your advertising needs...
In the future, feel free to email advertising@therx.com ...
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Minnow,
That's what you get for name dropping...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I got something?
That's what you get for name dropping...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I got something?
