I used the following code to get the words from HTML. The javascript removal came from Re: HTML::Strip Problem. 
my $text = "";

# HTML::Parser is broken on Javascript and styles (it leaves
# it in the text).
#
# my $parser = HTML::Parser->new(
#       'text_h' => [ sub { $text .= " " . shift; }, "dtext" ]
# );

my $parser = HTML::Parser->new(
       start_h => [ sub{ $_[0]->{text}.=' '; $_[0]->{skip}++ if $_[1] 
+eq 'script' or $_[1] eq 'style'; } , 'self,tag' ],
       end_h   => [ sub{ $_[0]->{skip}-- if $_[1] eq '/script' or $_[1
+] eq '/style'; } , 'self,tag' ],
       text_h  => [ sub{ $_[0]->{text}.=$_[1] unless $_[0]->{skip}}, '
+self,dtext' ]
);

$parser->parse($html_in);
$text = $parser->{text};

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In reply to Re: Extracting keywords from HTML by superfrink
in thread Extracting keywords from HTML by wfsp

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