Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.On this page
- Drupal Planet on Managing News
- Catholic News Live
- Feedcup 2010 - News about the 2010 World Cup
- See also
Managing News began as a intranet application intended to facilitate filtering and monitoring news within teams. However, the same features that make it useful for an intranet also makes it perfect for a public-facing news aggregation site.
Out of the box, it's simple to set up feed aggregation, and further increase the usefulness of feeds with saved search. Many people use channels to add human filtering to feeds, to make concise, quality, highly topical feeds available for their public visitors.
Below we take a look at some examples using Managing News as a public facing site.
Drupal Planet on Managing News
The Development Seed team is using Managing News to track their favorite open source project - Drupal. This site has more than 300 feeds of key developers and organizations working with Drupal, and it's just out of the box Managing News.
We use this site to see what's happening with Drupal around the world, which is particularly useful since we are involved with local Drupal developer communities outside the United States. Bonnie uses the share feature to post links to Twitter and flags posts to team members by sending them over in an email. Jeff has a basket where he collects all of his favorite articles on smallcore.
Visit the Drupal Planet Managing News site.
Catholic News Live
Catholic News Live is a crowd-sourced news gathering website for Catholics. Every bit of organization is done by the users, and feeds are added frequently. The front page updates with the latest Catholic stories from around the web every five minutes. Catholic News live runs out-of-the-box Managing News.
Visit the Catholic News Live site.
Feedcup 2010 - News about the 2010 World Cup
Feedcup 2010 runs a nicely themed Managing News site that demonstrates how you can change the look and feel of Managing News and integrate with custom features in Drupal to create a unique experience around a specific topic.
Visit the Feedcup 2010 web site.
See also
Related pages
External resources
