Tiinker is the Anti-Digg - ReadWriteWeb
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Saved by 4 people (1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-02-09
- Gwidianto on 2008-06-23 - Tags A_To Read , To Read_08-04-05
- Jnebbe on 2008-02-13 - Tags search , ideas , social
- Caweldude on 2008-02-10 - Tags no_tag
- Doppelmutzi on 2008-02-09 - Tags digg , readwriteweb , socialnews , tiinker , web3.0 , webapp
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Digg
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The service, an
intelligent news aggregator, uses A.I.-like technology to determine your
interests and then adapts to show you the news stories you will find most
interesting.
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The interface itself is slick, fast, and easy to use. By default, tiinker
aggregates content from thousands of news sources and blogs and sorts them into
the categories
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By default, tiinker
aggregates content from thousands of news sources and blogs and sorts them into
the categories of arts & entertainment, business, health & lifestyle,
opinion, politics, science, sports, technology, and world. The stories are
selected for you completely automatically, no humans involved. This is the key
difference between tiinker and the other social news aggregators out there. With
tiinker, story selection is all about you and what you are into - you can't even
cross-reference your selections with others like you or your friends. This is a
personalized news service, not a social network.
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. The stories are selected for you completely automatically, no humans involved.
This is the key difference between tiinker and the other social news aggregators
out there. With tiinker, story selection is all about you and what you are into
- you can't even cross-reference your selections with others like you or
your friends. This is a personalized news service, not a social network.
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The news stories are chosen for you based on a complex mix of analysis of
what they're about, how much you're interested in similar topics, how long ago
they were published, where in the world they come from, and other factors.
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Public Comment
on 2008-02-13 by jnebbe