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The Open Newswire monthly wrap is back, featuring the most popular stories in February and spotlighting other excellent reporting that's free to republish.
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Great to see 360info and Open Newswire profiled by Australia's
Public Interest Journalism Initiative, showing how small newsrooms can benefit from reporting licensed under @creativecommons.
"Some newswires are attempting to level the playing field through open-licensed content."
Read more: https://piji.com.au/blog/newswires-supporting-journalism/
We're often asked if Open Newswire is open source, and the answer is now yes! 🗞️ 💪
Open Newswire's source code is free to use, adapt and distribute under the MIT License. It's one of the most customizable RSS readers around, if we do say so ourselves. Check out our GitHub repository here: https://github.com/Open-Newswire
And, of course, take the software for a spin at our website: https://www.opennewswire.org/
Open Newswire is an aggregator of news articles available for free use under CC licenses! Their goals are to boost readership, expand coverage (they include articles in over 90 languages!), and free up resources for reporting staff to chase under-reported local news in their own communities.
Check out this incredible new resource: www.opennewswire.org
🗣️Today we're launching a campaign to raise $250,000 to keep Global Voices alive and thriving.
👉🏿We’re ad-free, paywall-free, and community-powered — but funding cuts and a tough media landscape are putting us at risk.
#KeepGVStrong🌱 https://globalvoices.org/2025/07/09/support-global-voices-as-we-launch-our-donation-campaign/
Calling all journalists and editors around the world! 🗞
Introducing Open Newswire, a free aggregator of republishable news articles in more than 90 languages
Try it out here: www.opennewswire.org
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