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Benefits Goobix News is an online voting framework where users can rank democratically popular news by casting positive or negative votes on them. To be logged into your own account when visiting Goobix News offers the following additional advantages: - your votes are associated with your account instead of your computer (and they are saved and protected by your personal account password).
- you can save favorite news by bookmarking them online, and you can easily retrieve them later using the 'Saved News' feature.
- you can submit your own news proposal; at any time later on, you can visit a list of submissions made from your account.
close this window | | Goobix News displays new and popular news online. Goobix News learns what's popular based on the number of votes received by each news, or due to your submissions.
| 21922. | Opinion: Election dysfunction remains (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2012-11-11 22:00:54, published by CNN | | The election is over, and it has already become easy to forget the election administration lunacy that plagued many communities this year: long waits for voting, changing legal rules even while the election was under way, misprinted ballots, incorrect instructions given to voters, and various machin... [additional details] | | 21927. | Carville: GOP routed by reality (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2012-11-10 19:00:58, published by CNN | | In 2009, we wrote a book, "40 More Years: How Democrats Will Rule the Next Generation." Building on Ruy Teixeira and John Judis' 2002 tour de force "The Emerging Democratic Majority" predicting the 2008 election, we argued that America's diversifying and increasingly liberal youth voters would secur... [additional details] | | 21940. | Opinion: Ideology is GOP's real problem (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2012-11-08 19:00:57, published by CNN | | Republicans are consoling themselves with the claim that President Barack Obama didn't win a mandate Tuesday night, even if he did renew his White House lease for another four years. They are fooling themselves, however, if they think the 2012 election merely ratified the political status quo. More ... [additional details] |
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