Web data
Articles from the Zyte blog about Web data.
Why AI is changing the game for data buyers in 2025
Discover how AI, data marketplaces, and economies of scale are making web data more accessible than ever.
Buy or Build? The Four Roads to Acquiring Web Data
Weighing your options from full control to full service.
From Basic to Advanced Ways of Managing Bans in Web Scraping
Discover a comprehensive guide on managing bans in web scraping, from basic strategies to advanced techniques, ensuring efficient and ethical data extraction.
Has Your Google Scraper Stopped Working? Here’s What You Need to Know
Discover how to adapt to Google’s January 2025 SERP changes requiring JavaScript rendering.
Essential insights for developers to lead in 2025
Discover how developers can overcome scaling challenges in web scraping with smarter tools and AI-driven solutions for 2025.
Leveraging Web Scraping and Big Data: The New Frontier in Optimized Delivery Solutions
Big Data Delivery isn’t just about moving information around—it’s about making it work for you helping businesses spot trends.
How Session Management Minimizes Bans and Enhances Data Quality in Web Scraping
Learn how managing user sessions in web scraping can help overcome website bans, handle IP rate limits, streamline cookie management, and avoid detection.
Best web scraping methods for JavaScript-heavy websites
Explore different web scraping methods, from replicating JavaScript requests to using browser automation tools like Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium. Learn the pros and cons of each approach and how to scale your web scraping projects efficiently.
Proxy-Shopping Primer: Datacenter Proxies and Beyond
Datacenter proxy is a proxy management system built on top of a pool of datacenter IPs used for web scraping.
What are proxies in a proxy server, and how do they work?
Zyte Smart Proxy Manager: Supply and manage proxy servers effortlessly, freeing you to focus on efficient browsing.
How to Bypass IP Bans with Ease
Understanding how to bypass IP bans is essential to anyone who wants to collect web data at any scale.
Judge dismisses X’s lawsuit against Bright Data (for now)
What does the court’s most recent ruling in the X v. Bright Data case mean for web scrapers and web scraping.