Fighting News Overload: Putting the audience in charge of the pipeline

Infobeing Solutions, LLC is introducing news.infobeing.net, the first news agent that delivers Keyword Filtered News Items from 1,000's of sources, sent regularly via e-mail.

Bellevue, WA (PRWEB) June 17, 2003 -- As the news media becomes more consolidated, the exploding popularity of Weblogs signifies that a growing audience craves a broader perspective. But with thousands of worthwhile Weblogs and news feeds on the web, the problem isnt so much media consolidation as it is information overload. Infobeing Solutions, LLC is introducing news.infobeing.net, the first news agent that delivers Keyword Filtered News Items from 1,000's of sources, sent regularly via e-mail

Audiences typically rely upon a handful of news sources for broad and general headlines, but there remains a need to stay on top of specific topics of interest that are never-changing. Perhaps one wants to read everything published concerning a specific company, an industry, a favorite band, relevant job skills, or an issue. To satisfy this need today, the news consumer typically uses a search engine. But search engines are "pull" solutions, meaning that the user has to actively seek out information in order to receive it. While the search engine is great for finding static websites, it isn't the right tool for finding constantly updated content because audiences are not inclined to conduct a news search daily.

The Infobeing News Agent is a "push" solution. The service is as easy to use as a search engine, but unlike a search engine the keyword query is persistent...meaning it is stored indefinitely until the user edits or deletes it. Users submit a News Subscription once and relevant headlines are e-mailed regularly. The software is constantly scouring the web and only relevant news items are sent. No more boring, irrelevant news...no more information overload...and very little effort.

Infobeing Solutions, LLC is offering this service free of charge. Visit http://news.infobeing.net to create a News Subscription and begin receiving Keyword Filtered News Items from 1,000s of sources.