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TenByten is a news site created by Jonathan Harris, 25, which uses the most common words from major news outlets like BBC World Edition and New York Times International and delivers images to accompany them, allowing users to search for…
February 27, 2005

TenByten is a news site created by Jonathan Harris, 25, which uses the most common words from major news outlets like BBC World Edition and New York Times International and delivers images to accompany them, allowing users to search for the top stories by scrolling over pictures and the words associated with them.

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