Sources

Last updated: June 18, 2026

Nuzenio loads headlines and summaries from public RSS feeds, local search queries, and playable video sources. The platform does not claim ownership of publisher reporting.

Article pages show the available feed brief, source name, publication time where available, and a direct original publisher link. Video and live pages use embeddable media when available and keep source attribution visible.

Publishers can request attribution corrections or link updates through the contact page. Readers and publishers can also submit a public RSS source for review.

For the full review process, duplicate handling, source-diversity labels, and AI context rules, read the Nuzenio Source Methodology.

Source Review Principles

Nuzenio prioritizes sources that provide public RSS feeds, clear publisher identity, current article timestamps, usable original links, and stable categories. Sources may be disabled if feeds fail repeatedly, publish spam-like content, or obscure attribution.

The platform merges feed results, removes likely duplicates, limits single-source dominance, and keeps original publisher links intact. This gives readers a broader view without copying full publisher articles.

Local and Video Sources

Local news pages are based on manual country, state, and city selection. Video pages show recorded news videos, while live pages are separated for live channels and streams.

For corrections, publishers should send the Nuzenio page URL, source name, original article link, and a short explanation so the issue can be reviewed quickly.