About PageNews
PageNews is a news aggregator. We gather headlines from established publishers, group the ones covering the same event, and link you to the original reporting. We do not write, rewrite or host the news itself.
What we actually do
A scheduled job polls the RSS and Atom feeds of the publishers listed on our sources page. For each item we keep the headline exactly as the publisher wrote it, along with the publication time, the summary the feed provides, and a link to the original page. Nothing is paraphrased and nothing is rehosted.
What we do not do
- We do not employ reporters and we do not produce original journalism.
- We do not copy full articles. Only the headline and the publisher's own short summary appear here.
- We do not accept payment for placement. Ranking is described in How It Works.
- We do not edit headlines to change their meaning.
Why aggregate at all
A single publisher gives you one angle on an event. Reading the same story as reported by several outlets tells you more: what everyone agrees on, what only one outlet is claiming, and how the framing differs. Our aim is to make that comparison quick rather than to replace any publisher.
Who operates PageNews
PageNews is operated by Mike, based in Sweden. It is not owned by, funded by or affiliated with any of the publishers it links to. Editorial, correction and rights enquiries reach a person directly at hello@pagenews.info.
How this site makes money
It does not, currently. PageNews carries no advertising, runs no analytics, sets no cookies and loads no script from another company. There are no affiliate links and no sponsored placements. If that ever changes, this page and the privacy policy change in the same release, and the rule in our editorial policy still holds: no commercial relationship affects what is ranked, clustered or included.
Independence
PageNews is an independent project with no ownership relationship to any of the publishers it links to. Inclusion of a source is not an endorsement of its reporting, and exclusion is not a judgement on it — most often it simply means the publisher offers no usable public feed.
Getting in touch
Corrections, removal requests and general questions all go through our contact page. If you have spotted a factual problem with how a story is presented here, the corrections page explains what we can and cannot fix.