Trust and transparency

Sources and attribution

How NewsAgo attributes publishers and uses external reporting.

NewsAgo collects publicly available RSS metadata from established publishers. Every story links to the original article, names the publisher and shows its publication time when supplied.

Publishers retain ownership of their headlines, images and reporting. NewsAgo displays short excerpts for orientation and encourages readers to open the original source for full context. Featured placement considers corroboration, source signals and summary clarity; it does not determine whether a report is true or remove attributed items from the chronological feed.

Publishers we read

How we use their reporting

NewsAgo reads each publisher’s public RSS feed and stores the headline, publication time, a short excerpt and the image the publisher supplies. We do not copy full articles. Every report is credited to its publisher by name and linked to the original article.

If you represent a publisher and would like your feed removed or attribution changed, email contact@newsago.com with the affected URLs; we act on these requests promptly.

Our commitment

We clearly distinguish NewsAgo summaries from publishers’ original reporting, preserve source links and avoid presenting aggregation as first-hand journalism.