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Cool Example #6 - ESPN (CNN, MSN, NYTimes, Yahoo! News)

Similar to the Craigslist example, it is just as simple to use ChunkIt! to find and review content on any Web page that has lots and lots of links, such as an online shopping site, a corporate website, or a news site. Let's examine how to use ChunkIt! to learn more about your favorite goalie, Carey Price of the NHL hockey team, Montreal Canadiens.

Go to www.espn.go.com.

Proceed as you normally would to the home page for the Montreal Canadiens. As you'll see, there are a multitude of embedded links on this page.

  1. Yahoo
  2. Google
  3. Wikipedia
  4. eBay
  5. Craigslist
  6. ESPN
  7. Gutenberg
  8. SEC EDGAR
  9. Drudge Report
  10. Go to Video Examples

Rather than opening every article hoping to find content related to Carey Price, why not try entering "Carey Price" into the ChunkIt! search box and click

By viewing the left-hand panel of chunk results, you'll quickly be able to preview and decide which specific links will lead you to the most interesting articles. Hey, this one looks cool. I'm going to tell my Flyer-fan, buddy, Robert.

To share your find with Robert, email him a chunk.

Whether you're seeking more content from ESPN, Yahoo!, CNN or the New York Times, the way you leverage ChunkIt! remains the same - open the website, enter the keywords for your topics of interest, and click By doing so, you'll soon discover that there's a whole new world of news out there!

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