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Gabbr is a social news site. Bloggers can submit their own stories and posts. Readers can sort through headlines culled from CNN, the beeb, Reuters and the AP. Everyone can discuss all the news and stories making rounds through the blogosphere and trad media outlets. Gabbr users can socialize via news threads and private messaging. They get their own profile pages which pull in their own media output from popular services such as Twitter, Youtube, and Shoutbox. Other features include tags, voting, feeds, and news aggregation. Topics are categorized at the top of the page for easier browsing. Registration is free.
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“What is Gabbr? Gabbr allows you to read and comment on the latest news across major news sources as well as the blogosphere. Bloggers can submit their blog posts to appear on the front page for others to comment on.”
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This social news site gives users a democratic, interesting means to share and discuss the headlines. It’s got plenty of features and is easy to navigate.
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There’s nothing too spectacular about Gabbr. Social news sites are popping up everywhere, so Gabbr’s got competition. Does it have more in the works?
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