I've been playing with www.moreover.com and www.isyndicate.com. They claim to give instant updates to requested headlines and their associated articles. Moreover says every 15 minutes they search over 1800 news sources. Isyndicate only offers very broad categories of news as does half of Moreover. I feel the categories are about worthless for finding specifics such as Los Angeles radio news.

However, Moreover also offers a keyword search. Their Boolean search doesn't quite work as expected. Also, it picks keywords from anywhere on the page - like headers, footers, sidebars, etc. This could all get fixed someday.

Also, if you go to the Moreover site and do a keyword search (in the upper-right-side search box), that search takes you to their 'professional' search option which may yield better results. Check these headlines, keyworded as shown, at Moreover, or do a search from the Moreover site for whatever.

These headlines may take a few seconds to load and, thus, slow up the whole page. Once, it keep saying not available or something, and I had to click "Refresh" on the browser several times to get any headlines.

Once in an article, click the big X (upper right hand corner of that browser window) to return to headlines. Also, if it's been a while, click "Refresh" to update the headlines.

1. If Moreover says something like 'not available', keep hitting refresh. 2. Some days the headlines are a few days old. Check the dates. 3. I've seen news sources put unrelated stories in the same file, and only one story contained the keyword(s). However, all the headlines were on this list. In such a file, use the FIND in your browser to find the keyword-related stories. 4. Moreover should show the 20, newest headlines but can show less for some unknown reason.