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"The Summly news application has become an instant success on the App Store, debuting in the top 20 of its downloads chart. Created by teenage entrepreneur Nick D&amp;#039;Aloisio, the free software compiles trending news articles into a single bite-sized chunk for iPhone users to digest. &amp;quot;What we believed is news on the iPhone-sized screen is currently broken,&amp;quot; The Huffington Post quotes D&amp;#039;Aloisio as saying. &amp;quot;So people are just skim-reading the headlines and no-one is actually standing in line or on the phone and going, &amp;#039;I want to read this whole story&amp;#039;, scrolling through a 1,500-word article.&amp;quot; D&amp;#039;Aloisio, 17, took a year out of school to work on the project, which has attracted big-money backing from celebrities including Stephen Fry and Ashton Kutcher, as well as Zynga CEO Mark Pincus. Newscorp also offered its backing after entering a deal to have articles from Wall Street Journal, The Times and other publications appear within the app. Summly is now available to download through iTunes and the App Store. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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