Mozenda: SaaS Data Extraction
October 23, 2008
Software as a Service vendor Mozenda is offering a free 30-day trial of its screen scraping/data extraction software – go here to register and download. The online software constructs customized data extraction agents. All mechanics and data are hosted by Mozenda. There are demos available, as well as individual pricing solutions. Might be useful for search enabled applications but it is early days.
Jessica Bratcher, October 22, 2008
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