News+Headlines

=**News Headlines **=  News Headline Intro: This wiki will take you to multiple sites that will enable you to see informational sites like Google Reader. For some of these tools you may have to make an account, some are free but some have a little fee. This page will be helpful for just about anyone from third graders to adults. These tools will give you live sports updates, world news and the topsites used. It will helpful for anyone interested in the news. They are really easy to use and very reliable.


 * Top News Articles **

[|Footnote]- Footnote gives you newspapers throughout history. It is free to use and the homepage consists of a timeline, where all of the most important events in history are listed. You can also search any headline on the homepage, and get an article from the newspaper. This tool can be very useful to people that want to write a paper on any historical event.

[|Collecta]-This is a tool where you can find the most popular headlines in the news. The tool is updated frequently, and shows the top headlines on the homepage. It is a free tool, and you can also search for topics in the news, and read articles about them. Collecta is another helpful tool for people interested in the world news.

[|ThyNews]- ThyNews lets you access the top RSS feeds from all the top news sites that you choose; it's like making your own newspaper. ThyNews is a suffcient news source that I would recommend to anyone.

[|Google Reader]- The Google Reader is something that allows you to get updates on any website you set up a RSS feed for. Google Reader allows you to read the newest updates and rate them.

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Fanfeedr- Gives you live sports updates, and includes Tweets from real athletes. You can pick your favorite sports team that you want follow and receive live updates from them (even college teams). Sync with with facebook or twitter. This tool is free to use, and can be very useful to sports fans.
 * Sports Updates **

[|Sportsnipe]- This is similar to most other sports tools. If you need a quick score check-up or you want to see the latest highlights, you might as well go somewhere else. It just relays the headlines from other sport sites.


 * Technology Headlines **

[|cnet.com]- Cnet is a news blog that informs the user about the newest technology such as ipods, digital cameras, Windows 7, etc. It gives reviews on different products, which is very helpful when you are deciding whether you will buy the product or not. I would refer this to any prep student.