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by Dallas Oliver, 9 May 2008
The Tennis Recruiting Network is excited to announce its newest feature: links to external articles from player profiles.
Players with Recruiting Advantage memberships can now submit links to articles from other websites - like school and local newspapers. Many players and parents have been asking for this feature for quite some time, and we are excited to go live with this feature this week.
Example Profile With Articles
As an example, take a look at Melanie Oudin's profile. Scroll down and look at the news section - notice that some of the articles come from other websites. If you click on the More News link, you will see articles coming from other websites towards the bottom.
To link to a news article, just link to your player profile, click the Update link on your profile, and then click on News & Videos to get started.
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