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The best alternatives to Readhere are Twitter, Unfiltered.news, and Swiipe News. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- Twitter brings you closer to what you care about.
- What the world is talking about, visualized graphically
- Swiipe is a different take on reading the latest headlines from 50+ of your favourite news sources (250+ more coming soon) all displayed in an interactive swipe interface
- A social network built on top of Slack
- The fastest way to find related articles
- Today's talking points
- Continuously listen to the latest radio news summaries from top providers such as NPR, BBC, ABC, even ESPN, right in your browser. Each is updated hourly. Fast, free & no ads.
- PressReader is the best way to read magazines and newspapers on your phone or tablet. Find your favorite titles and discover new ones from around the world. Save a collection of stories and schedule easy, automatic deliveries. Download complete issues and toggle between the original page view and a mobile-optimized text view.
- All your favourite news sources in one simple & elegant app
- Discover countries of the world, through various perspectives. Just pick a country and World Views will show you blogs, vlogs, podcasts about your destination. If you're a travel content creator, you can also add the stories about countries you've visited.
- Swiipe 2.0 is a total revamp of my app from 2017 which provides you with the newest headlines in an interactive swipe interface. Get Swiipe, available for iOS.
- Twain is a machine learning news app, designed to find, recognize and deliver the most relevant trending articles and topics - not just stuff you get on your social feeds, but hopefully lots of great new content! :) Using complex algorithms, from millions of sources.
- Mogul News publishes handpicked stories from the world's leading publishers including The Economist, Financial Times, The Times, Bloomberg and more! We're on a mission to make journalism more accessible, and we're offering Product Hunt users 20% off!
- The Quill Report is an experiment that periodically collects news and scans content for objectivity using semantic analysis. Articles with unacceptable content or from publishers with overwhelmingly unacceptable historical content are filtered out.
