MeeHive is a personal newspaper that brings you the latest about what’s happening in your world.  In order to customize your newspaper, you first need to sign up to create your own MeeHive newspaper about the topics that interest you most.

Enjoy mainstream topics like politics, travel and the NFL? Fascinated by niche topics like Harry Potter, Iditarod racing, and Tibet? MeeHive will bring you fresh stories for your collection of interests every day. Read news articles, blogs, editorials, press releases, and more anytime you want. You can even watch videos about your interests and hear what others are saying on Twitter. I signed up for daily stories about search engines, absinthe, wolves, ABBA, and Sarah Palin!

So, here is how it works: List the topics and issues that you are passionate about, and then MeeHive will scour thousands of news outlets and millions of blogs to find stories about your interests. You can share your articles with others, see what your friends read, and even use your iPhone to get to MeeHive. It’s your news, your way – every day!

Once you have registered, add anything and everything that interests you to your MeeHive page. Interests can be added and deleted at anytime, so you don’t need to feel obligated to enter everything at once. Build up the interests in your hive over time.

The more interests you add, the more personalized your MeeHive page will be. Based on your interests, MeeHive will automatically gather news and happenings from around the web for you.

How do I get started? It’s simple. There’s nothing to install. Just go to the registration page to register. After you register, you will be able to start building your personal hive of interests.

Since MeeHive operates differently than a traditional newspaper, you must add some interests in order to generate your own personal MeeHive page. The more interests you add, the more personalized your page will be.

If you still have any questions, take a look at this short video:
Meehive Intro from Meehive on Vimeo.

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