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Feedly vs Google News
September 27, 2024 | Author: Adam Levine
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Feedly is RSS news aggregator application for various Web browsers and mobile devices running iOS and Android, also available as a cloud-based service. It compiles news feeds from a variety of online sources for the user to customize and share with others.
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Feedly and Google News are both popular news aggregators that collect news from third-party sources and allow users to create news feeds based on own interests. Users can save articles to read them later, filter and search news feeds. Both services are accessible online and via mobile apps.
But Feedly (launched in 2008) is based on RSS technology. It allows users to add RSS feeds manually and organize them in folders, control which news are already read and save certain news to custom boards or starred section. It's more suited for power users, like researchers, marketers and journalists, who need to track specific topics. Feedly offers integrations with third-party services like Evernote and Pocket and provides AI assistant to help in monitoring topics. Some of Feedly features are paid.
Google News (2002) is a free news search engine that uses Google's bots and AI-algorithms to select and rank news from trusted sources. It's used by common users who want to stay informed or read news from time to time. Google News offers a "Full Coverage" feature, which provides a single view of how different sources cover the same story.
See also: Top 10 News Readers
But Feedly (launched in 2008) is based on RSS technology. It allows users to add RSS feeds manually and organize them in folders, control which news are already read and save certain news to custom boards or starred section. It's more suited for power users, like researchers, marketers and journalists, who need to track specific topics. Feedly offers integrations with third-party services like Evernote and Pocket and provides AI assistant to help in monitoring topics. Some of Feedly features are paid.
Google News (2002) is a free news search engine that uses Google's bots and AI-algorithms to select and rank news from trusted sources. It's used by common users who want to stay informed or read news from time to time. Google News offers a "Full Coverage" feature, which provides a single view of how different sources cover the same story.
See also: Top 10 News Readers
