Fark is a news aggregator and now one of the sought after social networking news sites in the worldwide web. News sources such as CNN, BBC News, Fox, Reuters, MSNBC, AP Wire, Bloomberg and all other online media news sources are trooping to this site to submit their daily and weekly news updates.

What is interesting about Fark is that if you are a confirmed user you are allowed to post your links as well as to comment on daily news submitted by other news sources. The only thing a user should remember is that any submitted link to Fark is still subject to administrator’s approval.

Fark, according to its founder is not a weblog but clearly a news aggregator and an edited social networking site. What you can see in its homepages are only brief content of the submitted news. However, when you also click the news source’s logo you will be directed to the domain where the news has originated. Even when your information at Fark is not the whole story of the news but through clicking the logo at the left side of the brief content, you will be directed in minutes to the news main domain.

Everyday Fark is receiving more than 2,000 news submissions from which would basically update the site’s loyal subscribers of what’s been going on in the world today. According to its founder, Fark has no meaning at all. It’s not even an acronym. The only idea there is to make Fark known as a news aggregator. The founder want that in the future when people think of Fark they would also think it’s all about news updates in the many communities of the world.

If you would love to monitor the news of the world you can better have the grasp of all these news through Fark. I call it “One-Stop-Shop” at Fark. Would you agree? It would be time consuming to visit these news sources one by one. I’d rather have Fark to save more time.