Biblio Times
An RSS reader for Apple devices that lays your feeds out like a printed paper
Emerged finds new products worth a look, daily — what’s new today
It is a working example of news ranking without editors or engagement metrics, and its source list and method are public for anyone to check.
A news front page that groups reports of the same event into one story, ranks stories by how many independent sources cover them, how fast, and reader votes, then shows every outlet's account in the order it was published. The original ran from 1995 and had hundreds of thousands of readers. Old passwords still work and restore your sections, and the paper you built in the nineties can be opened as a time capsule. Pricing and the people behind it are not stated.
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