Sources and licenses

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15 feeds from 10 publishers

Publishers

Asian Scientist
Science
Headline and the feed's own description
Headlines open the publisher's pageNo pictures
The terms we read
Balkan Insight
World
Headline and the feed's own description
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo picturesLeaves out reports the publisher marks as premium
The terms we read
ECB (official source)
Business
Headline only
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read
Federal Reserve (official source)
Business
Headline only
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read
Inter Press Service
World, Business and Science
Headline only
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read
MercoPress
World and Business
Headline and the feed's own description
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read
NASA (official source)
Science
Headline only
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read
NSF (official source)
Science
Headline only
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read
SEC (official source)
Business
Headline only
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read
TechCrunch
Technology
Headline and the feed's own description
Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo pictures
The terms we read

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Weather: The sea on the front page shows MET Norway's forecast for the main city of your time zone, under CC BY 4.0.; The terms we read
Air quality: For Bangkok's time zone, the sea's legend shows the latest hourly PM2.5 reading from the station nearest the city centre, with its health band, from Air4Thai, the Pollution Control Department's network.
Time zones: The main city of each time zone, which places the sun and picks the forecast, comes from the IANA tz database, in the public domain.
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Prices: The prices on the front page are hourly closing prices for BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, DOGE in USDT, from Binance's public market data. When Binance cannot be reached, the latest prices from OKX's public market data are shown instead.
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Publishers

Asian Scientist

Science

Headline and the feed's own description

Headlines open the publisher's pageNo pictures

The terms we read

Balkan Insight

World

Headline and the feed's own description

Headlines open a Seeside page that links to the originalNo picturesLeaves out reports the publisher marks as premium

The terms we read