Free news headlines software for windows

Headlines MDI is a GRML, CSV, or text delimited file and web browser. It uses a list box to display file and web pages. It supports (hyper-)linking, thumbnails, and input controls. There is a workspace, workspace explorer, navigation history, history window, details window, and picture window.
The workspace contains browser windows for viewing different files and web pages. The workspace explorer allows navigation of these browser windows. Navigation history is the history of all file and web page requests submitted. The history window loads and saves file and web page requests. The details window displays information about browser windows, files, and web pages. The picture window is a resizable window for displaying images.
There is GRML 2.0 support. This is the smallest, easiest to parse, and easiest to read version available. File sizes are smaller, there are more formatting options, and options to make the markup langauge more human-readable. Data corruption is minimized.
GRML supports a "name" in its syntax. This supports dimensions in a file or web page. Viewing multiple files, or web pages (such as search results, product listings, or news headlines) is possible in one file or web page using a dimension for each. To create a dimension, content is given a "name". A drop-down list displays the available content by "name". To view desired content, select its "name" in the drop-down list for display.
The display of GRML, CSV, or text-delimited files or web pages includes a thumbnail and text description. Display product listings, headlines, or search engine results using the list box.
When a file or web page is displayed, the content supports modification through deletion. Remove anything unwanted and save the new file or web page.
Supporting multiple file and web formats, files and web pages are saved in different ways. Read GRML and save in CSV or text delimited formats. Or, read CSV or text delimited and save GRML. Read. Display. Edit. Save.

Local Headlines 0.0.0.2 is described as a unique and handy widget which is used to get breaking news plus constantly updated local, national, and world headlines from your pick of 63 TV stations across the U.S. Just pick your city and get all the news you want, when you want it.

Requirements:

• Windows 2000/XP/Vista
• Google desktop 4 or higher

Portal Screens puts the latest headline news on your desktop. See breaking stories from the most popular national and international news web sites. It is a screensaver, application, and desktop component. It is completely free and completely uninstallable. Now you can also subscribe to thousands of free news channels by using Portal Screens in conjunction with the free, open-source AmphetaDesk program.
Portal Screens includes a default news feed continually updated with over 100 headlines from major national and international news web sites. Use the free AmphetaDesk program and instantly expand your news options to tens of thousands of free news channels.