SpeakArrayFrequently asked questions
Quick answers about how SpeakArray collects, organizes and displays technology news headlines.
What is SpeakArray?
SpeakArray is a technology news aggregator that collects recent headlines from selected RSS and Atom sources, organizes them by topic and links each headline to the original publisher.
Is SpeakArray a news publisher?
No. SpeakArray is a discovery and aggregation service. It does not claim ownership of linked reporting and does not intentionally reproduce full third-party articles.
How often is SpeakArray updated?
The site operator controls the refresh interval. The public interface shows the active countdown and a summary after a refresh completes.
What does NEW mean?
NEW marks headlines added during the most recently completed refresh. When another refresh finishes, the previous batch returns to normal and the newest batch receives the marker.
What is the difference between RSS Date and Added?
RSS Date is the publication date supplied by the source feed when available. Added is the time SpeakArray stored that headline.
Why can one story have two categories?
The same RSS feed can be intentionally assigned to multiple topics. SpeakArray fetches a duplicate feed URL once, then combines its category memberships in the public view.
Does SpeakArray store full news articles?
No. The service is built around headlines, links, source labels and dates. Readers follow the headline link to read the full story on the original publisher website.
Can I follow the latest AI news on SpeakArray?
Yes. The AI news page and the live feed surface recent artificial intelligence headlines from selected technology sources.
Can I use SpeakArray for cybersecurity and privacy news?
Yes. SpeakArray includes a cybersecurity and privacy topic page and lets readers sort recent security-related headlines by source or date.
How are duplicate articles handled?
SpeakArray normalizes article URLs, removes common tracking parameters and merges duplicate feed memberships where possible so readers see less repeated coverage.
How can a publisher request a correction or removal?
Publishers and rights holders can use the contact page and provide the affected source or article URL along with the requested action.