Techmeme is a technology news aggregator that sources news from thousands of outlets and highlights social media commentary around that news. It has been self-funded and independently owned since its 2005 launch. It offers sponsor posts and event listings on its site.
Kagi News
Kagi News distills thousands of world-wide news sources into a daily briefing. The site states that it provides every critical perspective in about five minutes, without endless scrolling or attention hijacking. It also reports counts of news items and stories read, and lists news sections.
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- distills thousands of world-wide news sources into one daily briefing Source: news.kagi.com
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