LOUD3R adds to network, sees 200,000 unique users

Niche online publisher LOUD3R is to launch a series of new sites, as part of its plans to create 10 new websites a month on its network.

The new additions include: PREGG3R, for pregnancy; SHUTT3R, for photography; and SUMM3R, for the Olympics.

The semantic engine automatically aggregates and filters multimedia content from a ’source list’ of websites selected by editors. A glossary of terms is created to teach the engine how to identify that content.

The existing network of 25 sites recorded 200,000 unique users over 30 days, according to a press release from the publisher.

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Network of niche websites launched with semantic publishing technology

Online publishing firm LOUD3R has today launched a network of 25 websites aimed at niche audiences.

The sites, which include NEW3R for gadgets and technology and WOOF3R for dogs, feature a mixture of human input and content generated by semantic technology.

The semantic engine automatically aggregates and filters multimedia content from a ‘source list’ of websites selected by editors. A glossary of terms is created to teach the engine how to identify that content.

“The platform is capable of unsupervised learning, and automatically improves over time through user feedback across the LOUD3R sites,” the release explains.

The publisher plans to launch at least 10 new sites on the network each month

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