Ask HN: What good alteratives are there to Google News?

mjfern wrote: post #5

Check out http://contentgems.com . It's similar to Google News but gives you more filtering options and ways to share content. Disclaimer: I'm a cofounder. Edit: http://contentgems.com

https://contentgems.com ?

Re: Ask HN: What good alteratives are there to Google News?

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Post by smt88 » Sun, Jul 09, 2017, 10:35 PM UTC

garyhost_ wrote: post #4

Why not use something like feedly, with your own rss feeds ?

I have (and still use) a feed reader, but it doesn't really replace Google News. It's often helpful to have an algorithm tell you what's important on other news sources you're not reading. It's also nice that it filters out a lot of the noise/click-bait that all publishers use nowadays.

Re: Ask HN: What good alteratives are there to Google News?

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Post by smt88 » Sun, Jul 09, 2017, 10:36 PM UTC

mjfern wrote: post #5

Check out http://contentgems.com . It's similar to Google News but gives you more filtering options and ways to share content. Disclaimer: I'm a cofounder. Edit: http://contentgems.com

You need to redirect your HTTP/port 80 requests to your HTTPS/port 443 URL.

Re: Ask HN: What good alteratives are there to Google News?

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Post by mitchellst » Sun, Jul 09, 2017, 10:37 PM UTC

mjfern wrote: post #5

Check out http://contentgems.com . It's similar to Google News but gives you more filtering options and ways to share content. Disclaimer: I'm a cofounder. Edit: http://contentgems.com

I think you mistyped a URL, the link is broken. Perhaps Contentgems.com?

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Post by bestnameever » Sun, Jul 09, 2017, 10:37 PM UTC

mjfern wrote: post #5

Check out http://contentgems.com . It's similar to Google News but gives you more filtering options and ways to share content. Disclaimer: I'm a cofounder. Edit: http://contentgems.com

> Check out http://contengems.com.

Think you may have a typo, and intended to direct OP to http://contentgems.com