Curated News is a news aggregation platform that provides misinformation proof news at a fraction of the cost of major companies, strengthening user information consumption habits without compromising democratic values. The internet is noisy and you can't rely on the same businesses that make it noisy to quiet it down. That's where we come in...

News revenue strategies rely on ad-tracking technologies to serve you content to increase ratings. Scandalous stories centered on outrage have been shown to increase user activity and ratings, deepening the cycle of misinformation. The entire business model was made to social engineer outcomes from big data and they are asking you to trust their manipulation over their competitor's manipulations. Does that make sense to you?

News is the kind of information people use to drive their decisions daily. Information quality is important for those who want to make high quality decisions, including consumers who want to get quality information faster. Right now the news ecosystem is the most noisy ecosystem on the planet and this oversaturation is where you can save the most time using our platform.

Imagine you've been gamed for almost 20 of the last 30 years of big data business. Now imagine an ecosystem that can't be gamed or socially engineered. We all like free email accounts and free stuff but you aren't going to wear that t-shirt swag out to a fancy dinner. With a subscription that costs as little as $1.25 a month, you aren't breaking the bank and you get to wear a much nicer outfit. For once, we've gamed the system for you so you can focus on living your life.

Curated News is constantly developing. We are focused on making our Software as a Service (SaaS) modular so users can get access to our ecosystem at scale with the lowest subscription prices possible. We took a framework that already minimizes costs and minimized those costs even more to pass them on to consumers. We hope to release even more features at scale that will make you wonder why the internet and technology even went the way it did.