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I am a working professional but I have always resisted buying a subscription because I don't want one single publication to become my de facto news source. I w

I am a working professional but I have always resisted buying a subscription because I don't want one single publication to become my de facto news source. I would love if I could pay $20 to $30 per month to some aggregator that lets me read articles from Al Jazeera, NY Times, WSJ, BBC, and a selection of other diverse sources.

stevesearer 11y ago
I like Circa News (take my money please!) because they aggregate news from a variety of sources and present news items in small bit sized chunks listing facts or statements. They also link to the appropriate sources. edit: and you can follow news stories to get updates when new information is available.
- jerrac 11y ago
  Never heard of Circa News before, thanks for mentioning it.
  - stevesearer 11y ago
    https://circanews.com/ https://circanews.com/ for the interested. I use the app exclusively though and haven't spent much time on the website.
- aaronbrethorst 11y ago
  They're either shutting down or being acquired soon: http://fortune.com/2015/04/30/news-app-circa-buyer/ http://fortune.com/2015/04/30/news-app-circa-buyer/
  - stevesearer 11y ago
    That's unfortunate. I'd pay for it even if it were free otherwise because I like the service so much.
  - malnourish 11y ago
    That's a damn shame. Their (android) app has unfortunately become significantly less useful due to technical reasons lately. I always did wonder how they would monetize.
indienkid 11y ago
If you get a chance you should check out BriefMe -- pretty much that, except free, with a very clean UI. http://www.getbriefme.com http://www.getbriefme.com
- rrrrob 11y ago
  Oh my, that's a terrible site. So I have to watch a full page video to find out what I might want to install?