Data Extraction Made Easy With Import.Io

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Import.io represents a new kind of service for connecting data to get information quickly that would normally require considerable manual work. Data integration is a hot topic as more people find relevance from multiple sources of data. Import.io and other services provide a form of data integration so the web can be treated as a database for machines to understand more than pages designed for people to read. Alex speaks to Andrew of import.io about data scraping to save time for data analysis at Disrupt's Startup Alley.



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