One feed, every source
Newspapers, broadcasters and agencies from Belgium, Switzerland, France, the US, Canada, the UK, Spain, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy – side by side.
Free news reader for Android
All the news. One calm feed.
Media News gathers headlines from over 150 trusted sources across 10 countries and brings them into one fast, beautifully simple app. Updated every five minutes.
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- No ads
- Free to use
- Privacy switch built in
150+trusted sources
10countries
5minutes between refreshes
0ads
Headlines from sources like
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Everything you need to stay informed
Built for people who read the news every day and want it fast, tidy and in their own order.
Fresh every five minutes
New headlines are collected around the clock, and “new” badges show what appeared since your last visit.
Search across everything
Find any story in seconds – accents and capitals don’t get in the way – in your countries or across all sources.
Save and share
Bookmark stories to read later on any device you sign in on, or share them to any app with one tap.
Join the conversation
Comment on stories, upvote the best replies and report anything that breaks the rules. Moderated, so it stays civil.
Your countries, your order
Switch countries and individual sources on or off, set the order you swipe through them and pin your favourite categories.
In the app
Designed to be read
A dark, editorial look that keeps the headlines front and centre.
01
Your feed
Swipe between “All” and each country. Big, readable cards with the source, the time and a “new” badge.
02
Instant search
Type a word and get matching stories from your sources – or widen it to every source with one tap.
03
Read, save, discuss
Open the full article in the built-in browser, bookmark it, share it or read what others think.
04
Make it yours
Choose which countries and sources you follow and drag them into the order you like.
The app interface is currently in English. Headlines appear in each publisher’s own language.
How it works
From headline to article in three steps
- 1
Pick your countries
Everything is on by default. Switch off what you don’t need.
- 2
Browse the headlines
Swipe, search or jump to a category. Fresh stories rise to the top.
- 3
Read at the source
Tap “Open Article” to read the full story on the publisher’s own site, right inside the app.
Coverage
Ten countries, one app
From Brussels to Berlin and from Zurich to Toronto – with more sources added all the time.
- BEBelgium
- CHSwitzerland
- FRFrance
- USUnited States
- CACanada
- GBUnited Kingdom
- ESSpain
- NLNetherlands
- DEGermany
- ITItaly
Privacy
News without the surveillance
No advertising, no ad IDs, no third-party tracking tools. You can read without an account, and one switch in Settings turns off anonymous usage statistics and deletes what was collected about your phone.
Read the privacy policy →- No account needed to read
- Passwords stored hashed, never readable
- Delete your data any time
FAQ
Good to know
Is Media News free?
Yes. The app is free and has no advertising.
Do I need an account?
No. You can read, search and share without one. An account is only needed to comment, upvote, report and sync saved articles.
Where do the articles come from?
From the publishers’ own public news feeds. Media News shows the headline and links to the original article, which you read on the publisher’s site. Headlines and images belong to their publishers.
Does the app track me?
There are no ads and no third-party trackers. To understand how the app is used, it records anonymous usage statistics under a random code that is not linked to your identity. You can switch this off in Settings, which also deletes the data about your phone.
Is the app available in my language?
For now the app interface is in English only. This website is available in English, French, Flemish, German and Spanish. Headlines always appear in the language of the publisher.
Which devices does it run on?
Media News is an Android app, coming to Google Play.
Ready for a calmer way to read the news?
Media News is coming to Google Play. Check back soon.
Get it onGoogle PlayComing soon