Kagi News

Post by [deleted] » Fri, Oct 03, 2025, 8:37 PM UTC

ethbr1 wrote: post #24

ivanjermakov wrote: post #13

> One daily update: We publish once per day around noon UTC, creating a natural endpoint to news consumption. This is a deliberate design choice that turns news from an endless habit into a contained ritual. I might not agree with all decisions Kagi makes, but this is gold. Endless scrolling is a big indicator that you're a consumer not a customer.

> Endless scrolling is a big indicator that you're a consumer not a customer. Someone recently highlighted the shift from social networks to social media in a way I'd never thought about: >> The shift from social networks to social media was subtle, and insidious. Social networks, systems where you talk to your friends, are okay (probably). Social media, where you consume content selected by an algorithm, is not. (im…

Post by yencabulator » Fri, Oct 10, 2025, 4:37 PM UTC

flexagoon wrote: post #366

rwl wrote: post #205

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Indeed! A once per day human-curated news aggregation feed used to be called a "newspaper". You can still get them in some places, I believe.

This isn't really comparable. A newspaper is a single source. New York Times is a newspaper, CNN (a part of it) is a newspaper. Services like Kagi News, whether AI or human-curated, try to do aggregation and meta-analysis of many newspaper.