Add APITube to Search Engines > News Search - #746
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APITube (https://apitube.io) is a news API: articles from 500,000+ sources in 180+ countries and 60+ languages returned as structured JSON with sentiment, entities and topics. Free tier of 100 requests/day, API key requires registration, so the entry is marked (R). Entry uses the enriched metadata format from the README. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds APITube to Search Engines → News Search in
public/arf.json.APITube is a news API. It aggregates articles from 500,000+ sources across 180+ countries in 60+ languages and returns them as structured JSON, enriched with sentiment, extracted entities (people, organizations, locations, brands), topics and industries.
Why it fits the framework: the News Search branch currently lists news portals you browse by hand. APITube covers the same ground programmatically — one query filters by keyword, entity, source domain, source country, language, sentiment and date range at once, over both live and historical coverage — which is what you want when a lead has to be tracked across languages or a timeline reconstructed. Results are JSON, so they go straight into a script or a spreadsheet.
Free and public use: the free tier allows 100 requests/day and needs no card, only an account for the API key — hence the
(R)marker and"registration": true.The entry uses the enriched metadata format from the README (
description,status,pricing,bestFor,input,output,opsec,opsecNoteand the boolean flags).python3 -m json.tool public/arf.jsonpasses, same check as CI.Disclosure: I work on APITube, so this is a self-promotional submission.