Broadersheet - News that matters. To you.
The Most Powerful Newspaper Yet
Broadersheet is a personalised newspaper for your iPhone. It's all the news from around the world that you care about, from the sources that you trust. Broadersheet learns what topics you're interested in simply by you enjoying your perfect newspaper each day.
Broadersheet balances what's important and what's relevant to you - our editorial engine ensures you won't miss any major unexpected news events.
Let's Take This Offline
Broadersheet allows you to read the news offline - it's the best way to read your favourite content on the go.
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- Intuitively learns about you
- Beautiful interface and animations
- All the news providers you trust
- Share via Twitter and Facebook
- See related and additional coverage of stories
Really Really Simple Syndication
We took a step back and worked out what RSS Readers fail at. They're great if you want to consume thousands of stories a day, but they fail at understanding you and your interests. Each day Broadersheet will show you all your important and relevant news. We recommend additional sources of news you may not have discovered but you may enjoy.
Broadersheet recommends sources that you'll enjoy, ensures your news feed has no duplicates and tells you what you need to know each day.
Posts From Our Blog
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-28
View Comments 2 months, 6 days ago.- @telred17 thanks for the kind words. We hope to have an iPad edition available in the next few months. in reply to telred17 #
Announcing readness.com
View Comments 2 months, 13 days ago.I’m thrilled to announce the public beta release of readness.com, a brand new web site built from the ground up by the Broadersheet team.
In designing Readness, we wanted to make it really easy to:
- Discover what your friends are reading online
- Make it even easier to discover great, relevant content on the web
- Provide you with a rich and compelling profile of your reading habits
So how does it work? If you’re familiar with last.fm and what they do for music, readness works in a similar way but for online content: you install an add-on into your browser and whenever you read a site that matches our whitelist of publications, the page is sent to Readness.
By default, you have 15 minutes before your friends get to see your reads, just in case you want to remove any before they’re made public. You can then use the readness site to see what your friends are reading and get interesting charts and graphs of your reading habits.
Readness is a free service and is available right now at readness.com. We’d love to hear your feedback: leave a comment below or get in touch directly.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-17
View Comments 3 months, 18 days ago.- @steveclifforduk we’ll have a full change list up soon, but the biggest new features are around story sharing. in reply to steveclifforduk #
- Just submitted Broadersheet 1.6 to Apple for approval. #
