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Briefing- · Q1 revenue up 12 % year on year
- · New model line to launch in Europe this autumn
- · Shares rose 4.2 % in pre-market trading
The report signals a clear recovery after a weak previous year.
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Newsy is a personalised news briefing: you name your topics, and Newsy sends you a daily or weekly AI-written summary of the articles published on them. By email or in the app.
Which sources does Newsy draw on?
Newsy searches the Google News index and evaluates the outlets listed there. There is no fixed editorial selection. For German-language topics Newsy uses the Swiss edition of Google News, so Swiss media appear in the results; English-language topics run through the international edition. Other languages are not currently supported. Per-topic control over sources is planned.
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Newsy is currently free. The product is in an alpha phase; if the number of users and the running costs grow, a fee may be introduced later. A standard account includes three topics. If you need more, write to info@newsy.me.
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User data is stored in Switzerland: the database runs on Supabase in the Zurich region. The briefings are generated on servers at Render in Frankfurt, Germany, and therefore within the EEA.
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