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How to read briefs and listen with NewsFlow
NewsFlow brings a recent selection of stories from supported sources into one reading and listening workspace. Start with an attributed story, read its brief, and open the original source when you need the full context. The Inbox covers a limited recent window; it is not an unlimited news archive or a guarantee of complete coverage.
News / Briefs / Audio
NewsFlow
Follow news and research, read original headlines and source-based briefs, and listen to your brief queue.
What you can do
- Read concise briefs with source attribution and a route back to the original publication.
- Listen to the selected story, pause playback, and collect items in a listening queue.
- After signing in, manage the supported source catalogue; available brief and audio controls follow each source’s permissions.
How to use this app
- 01Open Inbox and select a story. Check its source and any stale-data or availability notice before relying on the brief.
- 02Read the brief and open the original for context. Choose Listen to prepare or reuse the selected story's audio.
- 03Queue another item or adjust your followed sources after signing in. Leaving the active story pauses playback.
Limits and privacy
- Guest source selection is read-only. Fresh summary generation and account source changes require sign-in; hosted work follows the displayed access and usage limits.
- The current Inbox covers a recent time window, not a complete archive. Original-only sources do not offer generated briefs or audio. Source permissions and speech availability can limit the available actions.
Common questions
Can I listen without an account?
Supported audio for the current public Inbox is available to guests within shared capacity and usage limits. This does not provide arbitrary text-to-speech input.
Does NewsFlow include every story from a source?
No. The Inbox uses supported sources and a recent time window. Open the original publication for its wider coverage and full article context.
Does NewsFlow cost anything or use credits?
Briefs and listening are prepared at no credit cost. Guests read and listen to the public Inbox within shared capacity and usage limits; sign in with a free account to change the sources you follow.