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Big Question (Answered): "What's Your Favored Method of News Consumption?"
I have noticed that lately I'm getting more and more of my news through email newsletters. Others on the ReadWriteWeb staff are fierce advocates of their favorite RSS readers. Checking
Guess What's Showing Up In The Facebook News Ticker
Today Facebook began rolling out its newest update: Sponsored stories will begin appearing in the news ticker, that annoying, never-ending additional noise contributor located in the upper-righthand corner of your
Think You Have a Great News Idea? Knight Foundation Wants to Fund It
The Knight Foundation has announced the launch of its 2009 Knight News Challenge, a contest that will award people with the best ideas for building the future of news media
Google News Redesign Introduces New Features & Interface
Google has been busy updating features at Google News recently and today it has announced a redesign of the product intended to give richer content while eliminating clutter on the
Study: Only 2% of U.S. Adults Rely Exclusively on Internet for Getting News
According to a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project, 61% of Americans now get some of their news online, though local TV stations are still the
New Adobe AIR App Delivers Live Video From FOX News
Are you addicted to the news lately? Here in the U.S., it's election season which means that easy access to live news coverage is a must-have these days. There was
Google News Becomes Near Real-Time Bartlett's
Just two days after Microsoft released a Google News competitor, Google has upped the ante by adding a useful new feature to their popular news site: Quotations. Google announced today
News.me Swoops In to Save Summify Users
News.me deserves credit today for some start-up agility and helpfulness. Yesterday, Twitter bought Summify, a service that crunched down links from one's Twitter feed into a need-to-know email digest, and
Earthquake in UK? News Broken on Twitter
It would appear that an earthquake was just felt across the UK (hopefully not a major one!). Where did the news first break? Well, we heard about it over Twitter.
Why is Facebook's Hybrid News Feed Inspiring More Interaction?
When Facebook launched its newest redesign two weeks ago, it collapsed the news feed, formerly divided into "top news" and "recent news," into a single hybrid news feed. According to
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