How do i set up a news group ?

Question

Actually, it should read "How do I set up a news group reader. I would like to be able to read news groups other than Yahoo.

Answer 1

Yodlee Moneycenter has the "news" option (besides accounts like e-mail, finances, bill pay...etc) where you can add them and view ALL IN ONE SITE.

Once you've added your news sources, it shows up to 5 headlines, then you have the option to go to the source's website. Try it. They just call it "moneycenter" but I have been on it since 1999 (but rarely use it) when it had all these options of viewing "all accounts in one place".(and not just finances).

http://corporate.yodlee.com/ymc_home.sht...

Click on "news" at "accounts overview" links.

Recently, you have to click on "add source" and get them linked, then register on your source's site first if they require a username and password. News that are still working without a password for me are as below, so feel free to add them to yours if you use this Yodlee thing that sometimes annoys me, so I rarely use it. All right, here we go.

(News without online username & passwords that can be added)

Reuters News

CNN Interactive

New York Times (probably needs a password)

FOXNews.com

PC World.com

ABCNEWS.com

USA TODAY

MSNBC - Technology News

Bankrate.com

Yahoo! News - Business

CNET News

Seattle Times

Forbes.com

Alta Vista Top Stories

ZDNet Tech Briefs

Forbes Technology

New Scientist

ABCNEWS.com - Business News

Sky News (UK) - National News

BBC News UK

CNNfn

Well, you can always add any sources with a username and password or try your luck by adding any sources that may work without requiring a username or password.

A whole bunch of sources that worked before now probably needs password, so I did not mention them.

Regardless, you get to cover all the sources or accounts in one place in a glance and not forget them. However, Yodlee's website could have had a better presentation like Yahoo's presentation.