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Re:After Digg, What's Next In News Aggregation by nates on Friday July 13, 2012 @03:17PM (#4241375)
umm.... google news? reddit?
Re:After Digg, What's Next In News Aggregation by tokenadult on Friday July 13, 2012 @04:32PM (#4241727)
I use Google News a lot. I have set up several topic-specific sections on topics I wish to follow closely, and have closed some of the default Google News sections (e.g., entertainment and sports) to devote more time to more serious news. Google News is also useful for switching over to concentrated views of newspapers from particular parts of the world, e.g., India or Pakistan, or Africa.

I cultivate my Facebook circle of friends into mutual teams of news-gatherers. People friend me specifically to follow the links I post that they've heard about from other friends, and I follow most closely friends who scan news sources for new reliable links. I share out links I discover here on Hacker News, and share into Hacker News some of the best links I learn about from my friends.

Re:After Digg, What's Next In News Aggregation by rhizome on Friday July 13, 2012 @03:22PM (#4241402)
Yeah..."after digg," seems a bit five years ago.
Re:After Digg, What's Next In News Aggregation by personlurking on Friday July 13, 2012 @04:15PM (#4241645)
Google News? Never. Reddit. Yes. I actually do get most of my news from a combo of HN and various subreddits.
Re:After Digg, What's Next In News Aggregation by stcredzero on Friday July 13, 2012 @06:14PM (#4242266)
Surprisingly, my workman friend seems to hear about stuff on FARK just as fast as I hear about stuff on reddit.
Re:After Digg, What's Next In News Aggregation by sak84 on Friday July 13, 2012 @06:20PM (#4242295)
I work for Parse.ly who helped push out some of the data for the article. Fark.com was #15 on the list, above Digg, but below Reddit.