Sentence examples for aggregate news from inspiring English sources
iPad Nunki : Your Social News Viewer (Free) There are lots of apps trying to aggregate news using social networking signals from Flipboard down.
Staff members in Minneapolis typically aggregate news for partner stations; they "usually don't go out of the doors," said Nancy Cassutt, vice president of content and operations.
Web sites that exist primarily to aggregate news or post commentary will not be eligible, and decisions about eligibility will be made on a case-by-case basis, the board said.
As a result, the project, which will aggregate news from Russian-language media as well as producing its own content, will publish on an app as well as a website.
"It was sort of a strange feeling, like Reddit's supposed to be this aggregate news site, but we're actually breaking news to the media right now," Mr. Jones said in an interview.
Developers are bringing multimedia bells and whistles to poetry; splicing books and games to find new ways to educate and entertain children; tapping into social networks and filtering technology to aggregate news and recommend music; and they offer tactile touchscreen ways to explore the earth, the human body and the solar system.
We present, the architecture, implementation, usage and evaluation of the personalised news and paper aggregator, which aggregates news and papers that are relevant to an individual's interests.
The new app aggregates news from different sources and presents them, as you'd expect from Apple, beautifully.
Several years ago, while Mr. Hinton was publisher of The Wall Street Journal, he described Google as a "vampire" sucking the blood from newspapers because of how it aggregated news articles on its Google News site.
He aggregated news about the media before aggregation was a widely used tool of the Internet.
Outside.in, a New York-based company that aggregates news and blog discussion around towns and neighborhoods, said Tuesday it has raised $3 million in venture funding and hired a new chief executive, former About.com general manager Mark Josephson.
