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Try using wire services such as Reuters and AP for 'factual' news. Most news outlets get their news from these places and then add their own flavour to it.
by siquick 9y ago
Try using wire services such as Reuters and AP for 'factual' news. Most news outlets get their news from these places and then add their own flavour to it.
- rjeli 9y agoI have definitely seen editorialized headlines from both of those sources
- fweespeech 9y agoYou've seen editorialized headlines from Reuter's wire service? Or Reuter's "news" page? Those are separate things.
- rjeli 9y agoHuh, I didn't realize that. Thanks for pointing out.
- fweespeech 9y agohttps://agency.reuters.com/en/products-services/products/newswire-services.html https://agency.reuters.com/en/products-services/products/new... Yeah they sell the wire service and its not really publicly available. The closest free equivalent is: https://www.reuters.com/theWire https://www.reuters.com/theWire
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- mancerayder 9y agoThere are Reuters 'viewpoint' and 'big read'-type stories, roughly paraphrased. But as a wire service they tend towards facts, as perfectly as you'd expect from humans.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoHow can I use those as an individual, just to read the stories? They seem like something I could use if I were to create my own news outlet.