Multilingual news monitoring service grouping current stories from sources worldwide.
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RSSOwl is a free, cross-platform application for reading, organizing, and searching RSS, RDF, and Atom news feeds. It provides capabilities including automated news filtering based on custom conditions, instant search, saved searches, news notifications, bins for storing relevant entries, and keyword labels for feed items. The software is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, and requires the Java Runtime Environment to operate.
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Flipboard is an online platform that serves as a central place for stories users care about, allows users to join a community to discover and share content, and provides curated story collections for users.
Makagiga is an open-source, portable cross-platform application that supports productivity tasks including to-do listing, text editing, and RSS reading. It uses plugins to extend functionality, provides widgets such as calendars and sticky notes, and has versions available for Linux and Windows. The latest listed release is version 6.35-beta, dated 2026-08-05.
The first edition of the Verification Handbook is a reference book on verifying digital content for emergency coverage. It covers separating rumor from fact, verifying user-generated content, images and video, putting human and computer crowds to work, preparing for disaster coverage, and creating verification processes and checklists, with chapters on verification tools and additional materials.
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