Want technology news that hasn´t been simply assembled together by some bots? TechDispenser, Computerworld´s latest project is exactly that; it aggregates articles and information about technology, but everything is, you could say, handpicked. The site combines bloggers´ articles with professionally written editorials by the TechDispenser staff among others.
So this isn´t just a tech news feed; it´s not another simple aggregation of computer news. It reads like a magazine, except that full articles aren´t available on site. TechDispenser directly links you to the article´s source, where you can continue reading on about things such as Google´s tagline or seo and adsense. The site has a very readable and clean interface and convenient tags make articles easy to find. On the sidebar you´ll find a list of featured blogs as well as Computerworld news. The site requires no registration whatsoever and is free.
Techdispenser.com In Their Own Words
“Welcome to Tech Dispenser — Computerworld”s human powered technology blog network and news aggregator. Tech Dispenser is different from the bot-run landscape of news aggregators because every site in our network is hand selected by real human beings and every piece of content that appears on techdispenser.com is categorized and prioritized by Computerworld”s editors.
Why Techdispenser.com It Might Be A Killer
Because it is vetted by humans, and each article is chosen by editors, the site offers interesting and up to date articles. It´s a good place to go to get technology news without having to bother about ratings, socializing, profiles, or any of those things that many sites can´t seem to live without.
Some Questions About Techdispenser.com
Will this new tech magazine offer anything new? Technology blogs, news aggregators and the like are popular; TechDispenser will have to contend with already established sites and publications in order to carve out their own little niche. Will this ethos of no bots be appealing or even noticeable? 
