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Ask HN: Do you use social listening tools to aggregate news?
If yes - which tools do you use and how?
- JohnFen 1y agoHonest question: what are "social listening tools"?
- pinter69 1y agoTools that track posts on social media - x, reddit, facebook, youtube etc. and you can configure in them to look for specific keywords that interest you to alert you
- joshwaller7 1y agoI personally don't, but I run a tool called ForumScout and you could literally just spin up a listener for whatever news-related keyword you want to track and it will add all mentions to your feed. And you can add an 'AI filter' where you can explain to the AI what posts you want/don't want and it will check every single post and make sure it matches your criteria before adding it. So for example if you want to track mentions of "Trump", your AI filter could say "Only show me posts discussing his economic policies. Avoid any mention of his family or personal life", and that's what you'd get. I guess it would be useful if you want some very specific stuff, but plain old news aggregators work just fine for me :)
- pinter69 1y agoWhat examples do you have for a good old news aggregator? And regarding your product - do you have webhooks or alerts via email only?
- joshwaller7 1y agoOnly email alerts for now - never thought about webhooks but I could add if you'd find it useful. The best news aggregator I've found is called News Minimalist: https://www.newsminimalist.com/ https://www.newsminimalist.com/ It ranks by significance so it does a great job at filtering out all the noise.
- pinter69 1y agoOh nice! Was looking for something like this for regular news browsing. I did get a bit of anxiety - a lot of scary headlines
- joshwaller7 1y agoThere's a 'positive' tab that only shows positive news! https://www.newsminimalist.com/?sentiment=positive&from=4&to=10 https://www.newsminimalist.com/?sentiment=positive&from=4&to...