News comparison service presenting coverage from different political perspectives.
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The Brutalist Report aggregates the day's headlines from technology news sites such as Hacker News, The Verge and ArsTechnica. It is part of The Brutalist Network, which describes small web services built using simple HTML and CSS with no JavaScript or complex client-side processing.
AllYouCanRead.com is a guide to magazines, newspapers and news sites, with listings for about 25,000 publications from over 200 countries. Listings are categorized by country and subcategorized by topic, such as art, business or travel. Basic and advanced search engines can search publications by name, keyword, category or location. Integrated subscription offers are also listed.
Alexandria Library is a search interface for a curated collection of articles. It sorts results by meaning rather than string matching, so multiple words should express intent. Folders are matched by exact string, and pasting a blog post URL finds related articles. Keyword filters include score, comments, and before/after Unix timestamps.
A decentralized search engine and automated press review tool shaped as a WebExtension browser addon. Searches are keyword driven with selectable sources, and searches can be scheduled and exported. The search and sort job is handled by the extension on the user's computer, with no central server involved.
QotNews collects or organizes headlines and links for browsing news from multiple sources.
Hacker News is a social news site where users submit links and discussions, with sections for new, past, comments, ask, show, jobs and submit, plus login. Stories display point counts, submitter names, elapsed times and comment counts, and some entries link to external sites.
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The Brutalist Report aggregates the day's headlines from technology news sites such as Hacker News, The Verge and ArsTechnica. It is part of The Brutalist Network, which describes small web services built using simple HTML and CSS with no JavaScript or complex client-side processing.
AllYouCanRead.com is a guide to magazines, newspapers and news sites, with listings for about 25,000 publications from over 200 countries. Listings are categorized by country and subcategorized by topic, such as art, business or travel. Basic and advanced search engines can search publications by name, keyword, category or location. Integrated subscription offers are also listed.
Alexandria Library is a search interface for a curated collection of articles. It sorts results by meaning rather than string matching, so multiple words should express intent. Folders are matched by exact string, and pasting a blog post URL finds related articles. Keyword filters include score, comments, and before/after Unix timestamps.
A decentralized search engine and automated press review tool shaped as a WebExtension browser addon. Searches are keyword driven with selectable sources, and searches can be scheduled and exported. The search and sort job is handled by the extension on the user's computer, with no central server involved.
QotNews collects or organizes headlines and links for browsing news from multiple sources.
Hacker News is a social news site where users submit links and discussions, with sections for new, past, comments, ask, show, jobs and submit, plus login. Stories display point counts, submitter names, elapsed times and comment counts, and some entries link to external sites.
