Sources & methodology
How Publiquer works
Publiquer is an independent multi-source news aggregator. It scans public RSS feeds from major news organizations and official public institutions, groups related coverage, and helps readers compare sources without relying on social media trends.
News feed
The main news feed looks for stories that are being covered by more than one source, then displays the source links together so readers can choose where to continue. When a section does not have enough multi-source clusters, Publiquer may also show recent single-source articles from public feeds.
Government briefings
The government briefings view is separate from the news feed. It lists recent releases from government and public-institution feeds. These items are grouped by source and are not ranked by citation count.
Listen
The Listen page streams live news radio and plays the latest episode from selected news podcasts on Publiquer. Publiquer does not host audio files or rank podcast episodes.
Search
The homepage features the most-cited stories in each section, but search can go beyond that. Find recent coverage, grouped together so you can see the content on the current homepage and additional live news that's not present.
Reader choice
Publiquer does not tell readers what to believe about a source or article. The goal is to show what is being covered, where coverage overlaps, and which original sources are available to read.
Limits
Publishers and public institutions may change, limit, or temporarily break feeds. Publiquer uses public feed data and links back to the original source for the full article or release.