newsreader
- noun
- /ˈnuːzˌriːdər/
- Texting
- A program, called a newsreader, is needed to read or write (post) an article to a Usenet group.
- newsreader program
Examples
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With a newsreader installed on her device, she can stay updated with the latest headlines effortlessly.
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Tin or another newsreader program is available at all sites that offer access to Usenet groups.
Academic text (1995) -
You may add this blog to a newsreader or, if you prefer, receive it via e-mail by dropping a line.
Blog text (8) -
A first step entails using a newsreader program such as Tin to read articles.
Academic text (1995) -
We just ship our product (the open source newsreader Vienna) as a zip file now.
Blog text (12) -
One popular newsreader program, Tin, is engaged by simply typing "tin" at the command prompt.
Academic text (1995) -
Most major news sites and a growing number of legal sites have RSS built in, which means that lawyers can sign up to get news from these sites fed to them through free newsreader software that can be installed on any computer.
Academic text (2003) -
To access this newsgroup, you must use software called a "newsreader." This software may be on your Internet provider's computer or on your personal computer. Using this software, you subscribe to the newsgroup and then are able to read and post articles to the newsgroup. For more information about newsgroups and newsreaders, consult one of the sources listed in the Selected Internet References sidebar.
Academic text (1997) -
A newsreader allows users to easily collect and view articles from various sites in one location.
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Many bloggers recommend using a newsreader app to streamline the process of accessing multiple news sources.
Synonyms
An app that collects news from many sites and shows headlines or reads them aloud to users
How Comprehensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Newsreader is formed from news and reader, where a 'reader' is something that 'reads' or gathers information for you. So a newsreader app or program is a tool that collects stories from many sites and shows them in one place so you can scan the headlines quickly.