StateNewslines.com
State by State. News for the Nation.

StateNewslines is a quick, convenient way to stay current with all the news in your state. Many users have asked how current are the news headlines?

More than 90% of the news sources we monitored are updated each hour. You’ll see a small timer underneath each news source showing you how long it has been since the last update.






It takes a fair amount of processing time and bandwidth to search, parse and aggregate these public headline links for you - so we’ve set the maximum threshold for updates to one hour. If you need even more current news - simply click on the name of the news source and it will take you directly to the content provider where all the latest news is posted.

Several publishers such as weekly newspapers and many magazines are updated less frequently. In those cases, we run a daily search aggregation to look for new news articles and update your news page daily for those publishers.

Many users have said when they are away for a few days, that it’s sometimes difficult to quickly catch up on past news. Our main screen just shows the most recent 15 articles from each news publisher in your state. For some publishers that might just be a few hours of stories, others a day or even a week's worth of news.

Now you can click on the ‘See More Headlines’ link next to the title of the news source or after the list of headlines. You'll get a quick, concise look at the that particular publisher's past news.










We work to index the main/most popular sections of many publishers. This is a great way to ‘look back’ at past news. We hope you enjoy this new feature.

Many users have said its a convenient feature that is greatly appreciated and helps them save time when catching up with some of their favorite news sources after being away for a while.

Remember too, that most publishers show their articles published in their free sections of the site for a little while. Often after a few days or a couple weeks - then the publisher moves their articles into registered areas or even paid archive areas.

We reference the link of the original article which usually gets you right to the article or the archive for the story.

Thanks to everyone for the great feedback that has been shared with us over the past couple months, the header and navigation menus to the site have been updated. Now they are higher contrast, easier to see and use. Included are now links back to the national site. We hope you enjoy the new design and layout.

As always - thank you for your continued readership, interest and most of all your feedback on how to continually improve the properties and make them easier to use and enjoy. We understand that you have invited us to become part of your daily news reading experience and we take that responsibility seriously.

Our goal is to provide you every time-saving convenience when it comes to letting you see all your state news on a single, easy-to-use web page.

Let us know how we are doing anytime by emailing us at feedback@statenewslines.com.

Here is a flashback looking at the orginal (back of the napkin) logo. This is of course before we found a great graphic designer and a trademark attorney :-)

Startup Logo:

Post Graphic Designer/Trademark Attorney :-)

Here's a snapshot of when we first launched with the original 10 states... Wow! The service has come a long way very quickly. I'll continue to recap some of the prior blog posts so that everything is fresh and current on this new blog.

Welcome to a new day - a day where all of your state’s local news is quickly and easily available to you on one single web page. A day where you can save time by quickly scanning your state’s news headlines and find links to news headlines and articles of interest.

StateNewslines is a news headline indexing and aggregation service - exclusively focused on creating statewide, interactive media properties that pull together an entire state’s business, sports, and local news into one easy-to-use webpage.

We've the national website www.statenewslines.com to help everyone easily navigate to any state news website they would like to use. As a companion to the corporate website, we’re providing this interactive weblog, blog.statenewslines.com where we can publicly share information with you as the service expands nationwide.

Feel free to share with us your thoughts, ideas and any comments. We appreciate your suggestions that help us make each of these interactive state media properties as useful as possible to you. We look forward to hearing from you.

Most sincerely ~ the team at StateNewslines.com

Just getting everything transferred over to Blogger. I'm looking forward to the posting, sharing, connecting and communicating with everyone to be a great deal easier to manage and administer.

We'll move some of the important posts from the previous weblog back over here so that everything is in one place. Thanks for all the feedback during our launch. It's been fantastic to have such an enthusiastic response to the team's hard work.

More to follow.
~ All the best, Paul