The whole wire in one column, a minute behind at worst
1,400+ feeds arrive in one scrollable column. Filter by country, sector and source, narrow with operators, and the column keeps filling while you read it.
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- POLITICSAddress by Minister Feetham Delivered at MIB 80th Anniversary Event - 773/202610:55
- FINANCECoTec Holdings Corp. Notes EU Strategic Project Designation for HyproMag ...10:55
- FINANCETägliche Rendite der börsennotierten Bundeswertpapiere11:00
- POLITICSПлетеный кошелек10:59
- SPORTS武尊さん、松倉信太郎選手らトップアスリートがエコパに集結！10:57
- BUSINESSTwentekanaal Closure Impacting Inland Barge Services in the Netherlands10:57
- POLITICSMinisters Announce Extension of Road Transporters Support Scheme10:56
- POLITICSCheering on the Tampa Bay Rays10:56
- JOBSMikko Lintula appointed Mill Manager of Metsä Fibre's Rauma sawmill10:55
- POLITICSAddress by Minister Feetham Delivered at MIB 80th Anniversary Event - 773/202610:55
- FINANCECoTec Holdings Corp. Notes EU Strategic Project Designation for HyproMag ...10:55
The live feed in action
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- This is the live feed in PPN World.
- Releases from 1,400+ sources arrive in one column, newest first, every minute.
- Narrow it by sector, country, and time window.
- The table view shows tickers and categories.
- Ultra adds tools to every row.
- Open a release to read it, translate it, or ask the AI about it.
- Bookmark what matters, or watch a source.
- Search with operators like country or ticker across the archive.
The live feed is one column holding every press release the platform ingests, newest first. The ingest tick runs once a minute, and new rows are pushed into an already-open column over a live channel, so they slot in without a reload. Everything else on the page — the country list, the sector rail, the counts — is a way of narrowing that one column.
It exists because the alternative is a dozen browser tabs, one per distributor, each with its own search box and none of them aware of the others. Here the distributors collapse into a single ordering, syndicated copies of the same release fold into one row, and a release rewritten after publication keeps its earlier versions so you can see the diff.
It is built for people who have to notice something inside the hour: an editor working a beat, an IR or comms lead watching their own sector, an analyst who wants the primary document instead of somebody's summary of it. If you read the wire all day, this is the surface you sit in.
Rows arrive on their own
Ingest runs every minute and new releases are pushed into the open column over a live channel. A 45-second catch-up poll runs behind it while the tab is in front, and a tab you come back to resyncs the whole gap on arrival, so a dropped connection costs a minute, not a session.
Country, state, sector, source
Narrow by country — down to US states and Canadian provinces — by sector, and by individual source. Your source selection is an account-level library, so a wire you switch off stays off everywhere.
30 sectors, plus subcategories
Thirty sector categories, from finance and mining to public policy and defence, each with its own subcategories. A rail runs them down the side of a wide screen; on a narrow one they sit in the filter drawer.
Search that speaks operator
country:, source:, lang:, ticker:, has:quote, quoted phrases, -word exclusions, OR, and negated facets like -source:. Matching ignores case and accents and anchors to word starts, so iran never hits Tirana.
Four windows and a date range
24 h, 7 d, 30 d or all, plus a custom start-and-end range. A text search or a single-value facet is handed to the archive query, so results reach past the rows already loaded on screen.
Every row is a work surface
Copy the link, a formatted citation, or a Markdown snippet for your notes. Bookmark the row, attach a private note, or put its source on a watchlist. A cluster chip opens the same story across the wires that ran it.
Pick your countries, sectors and sources once — the selection stays with your account.
Type plain words or operators in the search box and the query is handed to the archive, not just to the rows on screen.
Save the query as a saved search and switch its alert on, so the column tells you instead of you watching it.
For the major commercial distributors, and for institutional newsrooms whose copy is under copyright, the column shows the headline, the wire's own excerpt and a link out — never the full body, and no filter overrides that. The sector counts come from one grouped query over the whole window rather than a per-sector fan-out, because counting each sector separately over the archive took the database down once; narrow the source selection and the rail counts the rows it has loaded instead, so it always agrees with the list on screen. Roughly the last week of releases is held in memory for instant filtering, older ones load as you scroll, and the Pro archive window is 30 days.
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Do I need a paid account?+
One seat, the whole wire.
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