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News aggregator app
A news aggregator application built around your sources.
MyNewsroom is a web-based news aggregator application that collects RSS-backed news from multiple publications into one feed. Choose publications from the source catalog, adjust their priority, and track read, unread, and saved stories as you work through your briefing.
Open MyNewsroomVisible Controls
Adjust source priority, save articles, and use explicit feedback to shape future ranking.
Cleaner Workflow
Track unread stories, revisit saved coverage, and keep your briefing focused on what matters.
Why it fits
A news aggregator application works better when the rules are readable.
- Combine RSS-backed coverage from multiple publications in one place.
- Preserve source identity instead of flattening everything into one generic stream with better news source control.
- Use boosts, mutes, and saved state to make daily reading more deliberate in a personal news feed.
- Keep local coverage in view alongside national and topic-specific stories with a stronger local news dashboard.
What this means
MyNewsroom is for readers who want aggregation without surrendering control.
Chosen sources first
Choose which publications in the source catalog appear in your feed and adjust their priority. Articles retain their publication name and original link, so you can see where coverage comes from and manage the mix through source selection and control.
Daily reading that stays organized
Aggregation is only useful if readers can come back to it. MyNewsroom keeps unread, read, and saved article state visible, which makes it easier to follow ongoing stories across multiple sessions in a better personal reading workflow.
Local and national coverage in one flow
Save your home location to use the Local view. It matches publishers with explicit city or state/province coverage for your home; availability depends on the sources in the catalog. Read more about this local news dashboard alongside the broader feed.
Compare reading workflows
One feed for following multiple publications.
Aggregation and individual publisher sites
MyNewsroom brings articles from selected publications into one list, with source names and links to the original stories. You can review coverage across outlets and keep read and saved state in one place, then follow a story to its publisher when you want to.
Aggregation and RSS reading
RSS supplies the publication updates behind the feed. MyNewsroom adds source priority, reading state, and explicit ranking feedback to that coverage. The RSS news reader overview explains the reading workflow; readers select publications from the existing catalog rather than submit arbitrary RSS URLs.
Aggregation and a personal news feed
Aggregation brings coverage together; personalization shapes the order and mix for your reading. In MyNewsroom, source priorities, boosts, mutes, and feedback help tune your personal news feed. Ranking explanations show the signals contributing to an article's position.
Related pages
Explore sources, local coverage, and your personal feed.
Local News Dashboard
See how MyNewsroom keeps city and state reporting visible next to broader coverage in one briefing.
Personal News Feed
Review the page focused on building a feed around your own sources, saved stories, and reading habits.
News App Alternative
Compare the broader case for using MyNewsroom instead of a generic news app homepage.
Build your mix
Use MyNewsroom as the aggregator you can actually tune.
Start with a guest session, choose sources, and shape the feed around your reading habits.
FAQ
Questions people ask before choosing a news aggregator app.
What does a news aggregator application do?
A news aggregator application gathers coverage from multiple publications into one briefing. MyNewsroom keeps source identity, saved article state, and ranking controls visible so readers can understand and adjust the mix.
Can I choose sources or add my own RSS feed?
You can choose publications from MyNewsroom's source catalog, enable or disable them, and set their priority. Adding a new publication or RSS URL to the shared catalog is an admin task; the reader controls work with existing catalog sources.
Do I need an account or an installed app to try it?
You can start a guest session in your browser without signing in with Google or installing an app. The guest session lets you try the feed and its reading controls; Google sign-in is also available.
Will it include news for my city?
The Local view requires a saved home location and publishers tagged as serving that city or state/province. Coverage depends on the catalog, so an unsupported location can have no matching local stories. MyNewsroom does not substitute an unrelated city.
Who is this kind of app for?
It fits readers who follow recurring beats and want to compare outlets, keep local coverage visible, and tune a personal reading workflow instead of consuming a generic front page.
How is it different from a typical news app?
MyNewsroom combines publications from its source catalog with controls for source priority, boosts, mutes, and feedback. Read and saved state help organize your reading, while ranking explanations show the signals behind the feed order.