Ground News Software
Firmenname: Snapwise Inc.
Über: Ground News is a news app.
Hauptsitz: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
Ground News Übersicht
If you are like the many people who feel overwhelmed and under-informed as they piece together patchwork information from social media and conflicting news sources, Ground News Pro will empower you with an array of visualization and comparison tools that makes it simple to analyze, understand, and draw your own conclusions about a developing news story.
Launching two weeks before the first votes are cast in the U.S. presidential race, Ground News Pro is the world’s first news comparison platform that will help voters make better informed decisions, drawing from more than 40,000 news sources worldwide and featuring an average of 30,000 news stories per day.
Unlike traditional news aggregators, which utilize crowd-sourcing and algorithms that reward clickbait and reinforce pre-existing bias, Ground News Pro helps users understand the news objectively based on media bias, geographic location, and time.
For anyone fighting against the rise of misinformation, sensationalism, and biased news, Ground News Pro will help you easily compare how a story is being covered by thousands of sources from across the political spectrum and from around the world.
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Ground News Preis pläne
| Dauer | Betrag (USD) |
|---|---|
| Einmal in Rechnung gestellt | $18.56 |
| Jahresabonnement | $64.50 |
**Die Preisdaten basieren auf durchschnittlichen Abonnementpreisen, die von Justuseapp.com-Benutzern gemeldet wurden..
Produkt einzelheiten und Beschreibung von
Get all your news in one place on an eye-opening platform that shows you the bias, reliability and ownership of every source you read. Cut through the noise and escape media echo chambers with Ground News. Ground News is the largest news aggregator in the world with over 50K news sources and 60K articles added daily. But we aren’t a typical news aggregator, throwing hundreds of headlines at you that barely skim the surface. Ground frees people from algorithmic restraints, illuminates blindspots and makes media bias explicit with our one-of-a-kind media analysis features. AVOID MANIPULATIVE ALGORITHMS SPOT MEDIA BIAS DISCOVER BLINDSPOTS CHECK THE RELIABILITY OF SOURCES SEE WHO OWNS THE NEWS YOU CONSUME Read daily breaking stories from sources around the world, in real time. Like a modern day newspaper, we show you diverse stories instead of algorithm-driven content that can limit your worldview. News coverage is rarely unbiased, so we give you as much context as possible so you can come to your own conclusions. Compare coverage on partisan topics like politics, and elections. Enjoy our free features, or subscribe for in-depth analysis that will transform the way you look at news. About Your Ground News Subscription: Subscriptions renew monthly and can be managed through your App Store account Payment will be charged to your App Store Account on confirmation of purchase Renewal is automatic unless turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period Subscriptions can also be managed through Ground News by going to your Account Settings after purchase See full terms and conditions here: https://ground.news/terms-and-conditions
Oben Erfahrungen und Bewertung
durch Seb. K
Fine until you actually try to read anything
The developers can only do so much to make reading enjoyable. In the end, they always have to show the source. At that point, the experience drops of a cliff. Consent forms, cookie warnings, popups and ads have this far stopped me from reading even a single article. The web is simply not usable without content blockers anymore. The app should open articles in Safari, because it supports content blockers and offers a reader mode.
durch unfunflyingdog
Nice idea, clunky app
I really love the idea of this app, but find the usability and design less than ideal. The interface is quite busy and feels a bit overloaded at times. Disabling notifications also doesn’t work: I still get just as many as before, despite selecting Disable Alerts. I also found it too hard to curate the feed towards news items I actually cared about. I’ll try it again in a few months.
