News.me

News.me offers a remarkable new way to find out what the people who interest you are reading right now. Here's what others are saying about News.me:

★ “News.me is pushing the edge of what a social news stream looks like” (TechCrunch)

★ “An Eye Opening App...Seeing the online world through different peoples' perspectives is a remarkably unique way to experience news consumption.” (ReadWriteWeb)

By allowing you to read a full, clean, continuous and ad-free stream of articles right inside the app, News.me offers a fresh, uncluttered, and compelling way to get your news via the luminaries you already follow on Twitter. News.me includes a free trial and is 99 cents per week after that.

Features:

- Explore others' News.me streams to see the news through their eyes
- Explore your own News.me stream based on the people that you follow
- Experience News.me streams of notable users such as Steven Johnson and Nicholas Kristof
- Read full articles ad-free from major publishers like the New York Times
- View full text, images, and videos in an elegant and streamlined layout
- Save stories for later in your News.me reading list (or add to Instapaper)
- Personalized relevance filters using bitly data
- Browse and read the news offline

News.me also offers a daily email digest that shows you what your friends have read, along with the most interesting news flowing through your Twitter stream, in the past 24 hours. Sign up for free at News.me.

News.me charges a subscription fee to cover the costs of licensing great content from publishers such as The New York Times, AP, Business Insider, Gawker, and more.

How News.me Subscriptions Work:

- You can purchase a one-week subscription to News.me through the in-app store for $0.99 or a one-year subscription for $34.99.
- The payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.
- Your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period, and your account will be charged the same price you paid initially ($0.99 for a one-week subscription or $34.99 for a one-year subscription).
- You can manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal by going to your iTunes Account Settings after purchase
- Subscriptions cannot be cancelled during the active subscription period
- Any unused portion of the free trial period will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription to News.me.

News.me was developed by bitly in collaboration with The New York Times.

News.me FAQ: http://www.news.me/faq
News.me Privacy Policy: http://www.news.me/privacy
News.me Terms of Use: http://www.news.me/tos

Questions? Please email us at support@news.me