Sentence examples for news aggregating from inspiring English sources

"It would allow anyone to report breaking news, aggregating different sources and perspectives," he says.

iPhone / iPad iPad app LinkTV has a focus on international news, aggregating videos from broadcasters around the world tied to topical events, as well as text articles, documentaries and personalisation features.

News Corp is raising its game in digital news again: the company has just announced that it is acquiring Storyful, a Ireland-based "village square" for social media news, aggregating stories found on social media networks like Twitter and Instagram and Facebook, and verifying the sources in the process.

Late Monday night, the Senate's Committee on Environment and Public Works sent out a letter urging employees to steer clear of the highly-trafficked news aggregating Web site as well as whitepages.org after a wave of virus attacks.

Last year it launched a beta-test of a news aggregating service called Google News.

With the U.S. election, fake news became incredibly popular on social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, as well as news aggregating services, such as Google News and news articles in Google search results.

Users will be able to customize the site (like MyESPN or MyYahoo) according to the teams and players they love and hate and will receive a flood of regularly updated news aggregated from 4,500 sources — not the hundreds he said his competitors provided.

Previously, the app, which gives readers twice-daily digests of news aggregated from other outlets, had only curated news around United States and United Kingdom interests.

Monday night, Air America CEO Bennett Zier led a panel with two media bigwigs and polar opposites: Craig Newmark, the laid-back founder of Craigslist, a self-proclaimed nerd who launched CL, "without a plan," in San Francisco, and Michael Wolff, an officer in the sorority of New York media lust, columnist for Vanity Fair, and founder of news aggregate site, Newser.com.

Of course, Yahoo's application is a bit more complex than Google's, being that it also handles news, aggregates various social sites, and a good amount more beyond search.

The first presidential "Ask Me Anything" on the popular news aggregate site, Reddit, racked up a whopping 5 million views for just 30 minutes of the President's time.