by Jason Salas, KUAM News Monday, March 12, 2007 Subscribe to Jason's newsfeed   E-mail this article Printable version KUAM Toolbar Web Widgets Get RSS headlines

These days if there's anything more challenging than being a content producer, it's being a content consumer. There's simply so much good stuff out there encapsulated in various domains that navigating, filtering, searching and receiving through all of it is a chore by itself. (Not to mention reading it.) As KUAM continues to expand our product set and diversify our gallery of free online news services, our work for some people includes a nasty residual effect: getting at what you want can become pretty complicated. We know this, and we feel your pain (the tools you use to get Guam news headlines are the very same we use, too).

So to make your online experience the best it can be and to give you constant access to the information you crave, we're introducing two new tools for you to use, both with absolutely no cost. Our searchbar for Internet Explorer 7 and Firefox 2 puts the power of KUAM Search right into your web browser, letting you look up stories we've done any time. You don't even have to be on our site to do so. Also, our new Google Start Page gadget conveniently puts the very freshest headlines on your Google personalized portal, tucked neatly into a little package so you know what's going on as it happens. It's completely synced up with what you'll find on KUAM.com, so the headlines mirror the stories we're reporting, as we're reporting them.

This is the KUAM.com advantage: constant connectivity. Even if you're not on our site, you still have single-click access to the Web's largest archive of Guam news. That's a powerful tool to have with today's World Wide Web. Whether you're an expert programmer, a power user, a busybee or just a fairweather user looking to find a better way to experience Guam news, this is the way to get it.

And best of all - there's more ahead. So stay frosty and keep an eye out for what's coming down the pipe in the next few weeks. Once again, we're changing the way you get news. So check out and add one or more of our free widgets to your Internet toolkit. It'll make your browsing a lot more efficient, I guarantee. I always enjoy hearing from our users, so send me your comments on what you think of our tools and how you're using them.

Happy browsing!