
Why do I have to use a proxy IP for news data?
All of you who do data analytics should understand that trying to glean data from big-name news interfaces like the New York Times and Reuters is the biggest headache of allIP blockedThe platform's interface is just like a bird in the hand. The interface of these platforms is like a bird with a bow, the same IP request more than 5 times in a row, immediately give you a blacklist. Our team previously used the local server hard just, the results of the next day, the entire server room IP segments are blocked, the data project directly paralyzed.
It's time to move outproxy IP poolThis is a great tool. To put it bluntly, it is to let the servers in different regions take turns to help you work, for example, this time with the German IP to fetch data, the next time to cut to the Japanese IP to continue. ipipgo's dynamic residential proxy is the most ruthless is to be able toAutomatic switching between real user network environmentsIt's more than ten times more reliable than those engine room agents.
| IP Type | Shelf life | probability of being blocked |
|---|---|---|
| Common room IP | 2-6 hours | 78% |
| Residential Dynamic IP | on-line replacement | 12% |
Hands-on with ipipgo to dock news APIs
Here's a chestnut in Python, first install the SDK for ipipgo (don't mess with requests directly, it's easily recognized):
from ipipgo import RotatingProxy
proxy = RotatingProxy(api_key="your key")
nyt_api = "https://api.nytimes.com/svc/archive/v1"
Automatically change IP for each request
for year in range(2020,2024):: data = proxy.get(f "2020,2024")
data = proxy.get(f"{nyt_api}/{year}/1.json")
Processing data logic...
Here's the key point.Setting reasonable request intervalsThe first step is to add a random module to the code. Even if you use a proxy, don't send a request as wildly as the wind, it is recommended to add a random module in the code, so that each request interval between 3-8 seconds random fluctuations. This is not only to ensure efficiency and prevent blocking.
A guide to stepping in the pits: mistakes 90% newbies make
1. Lack of IP puritySome proxies will recover blacklisted IPs, but ipipgo's IPs are "white" with real-time authentication.
2. The request header's not disguised.Remember to add Accept-Language and User-Agent to the headers.
3. Timeout settings are too dead: The news API response can be jerky at times, it is recommended to set the timeout to 15 seconds or more!
Frequently Asked Questions QA
Q: Can a blocked IP be resurrected?
A: Use ipipgo's automatic recovery mechanism on the line, abnormal IP will be immediately offline, the new IP within 30 seconds to fill the position
Q: How much IP volume do I need to buy to get enough?
A: According to 500 requests per hour, it is recommended to choose the basic package of 500 IPs, which is enough to save money.
Q: What is the difference between you and other agents in the market?
A: ipipgo originalFingerprint obfuscation technologyThe ability to make the TCP fingerprints of each request non-repeatable, specifically to deal with harsh news platform detection
One last rant, news APIs are getting more and more perverted in terms of risk control these days. Last week a client used a common proxy to grab Reuters data, just ran for ten minutes and received a lawyer's letter warning. Later changed the ipipgoEnterprise SolutionsWith geo-location + device fingerprint camouflage function, it has been running steadily for three months without turning over. Engage in this line of data, the right tool can really save three years of detours.

