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New, customized news.

M Ruffin
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How can you get the news that you want, when you want it, no matter where you are? The idea of customized news is indeed new. Instead of sitting passively in front of the TV or turning the pages of your newspaper, you can program your computer to search for the news that is of interest to you from myriad sources. The idea of getting the news as you like it is all a product of the wonderful world of cyberspace. Browse the Web and find out if these news services are right for you.

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M Ruffin. 1996. New, customized news.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10163284/

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