Sources

Every live source is fetched every hour by a scheduled job, whether or not anyone is visiting. Each card shows how that source's own fetches have gone. One source failing never affects the others.

OK latest fetch worked · Failing latest fetch failed · Down no successful fetch for 24 hours: the owner is emailed. The coloured squares are the latest fetches, newest on the left. Counts are items first seen in the last 7 days: shown are in the feed, dropped failed the relevance rules, held had no usable publish time.

Wire & national press

AI & technology trade

Regulators & official bodies

Not live

Candidates that were audited and not admitted, and outlets with no free direct route. Only sources that pass every test, including their publisher's terms of use, are live. The source audit closes on 5 October 2026, when this list is reviewed against the full measurements.

• Wall Street Journal: Dow Jones's terms allow personal, non-commercial use only, RSS included.
• Financial Times: Terms not established: FT's current terms say nothing about feeds; its last published feed terms forbid archiving them.
• Bloomberg: Its feed gives no real summary for 95% of items.
• The Guardian (RSS): The RSS terms allow personal use only. The Guardian is live through its API instead.
• New York Times (AI topic feed): robots.txt disallows it. NYT is live through its Technology feed instead.
• Finextra: Its robots.txt disallows its RSS for every agent except search engines. Permission needed.
• FStech: Terms not established: no terms of use could be found. Permission needed.
• Banking Dive: Its terms forbid republishing or automated access without permission.
• Insurance Business UK: Its terms forbid republishing and automated collection without permission.
• A-Team Insight: Its terms allow personal use only and forbid display on other websites.
• Insurance Post: Its feed returns HTTP 404 to servers (GitHub, Render), though it loads from a home connection.
• Risk.net: Its feed returns HTTP 404 to servers (GitHub, Render), though it loads from a home connection.
• FinAI News: Cloudflare blocks every server with HTTP 403.
• MIT Technology Review: Its terms forbid republishing without written permission.
• The Register: Its robots.txt closes the whole site to automated agents.
• Bank of England: Terms not established: copyright reserved; only its statistical data is openly licensed.
• EBA: No AI item in its feed in the last 90 days (its terms permit WIRE's use).
• DSIT: Its gov.uk feed has shown nothing new for over a month.
• AI Security Institute: Its gov.uk feed has shown nothing new since May 2026.
• OpenAI: Terms not established for showing its posts elsewhere.
• Google DeepMind: Its feed gives no real summary for over half of recent posts.
• Microsoft (AI blog): Nothing new in over two weeks.
• NVIDIA: Its terms allow personal, non-commercial use only and forbid automated extraction.
• AWS (machine learning blog): Its site terms grant personal use only.
• Hugging Face: Its feed gives no summaries.
• Gartner: Cloudflare blocks every server with HTTP 403.
• Reuters: No public feed and no self-serve API; licence-only (checked 2026-09-08).
• Associated Press: No public feed and no self-serve API; licence-only (checked 2026-09-08).