GranadaYa opens a Telegram channel: this is how you can follow the news from Granada without missing a thing
GranadaYa launches its Telegram channel: every piece of news from Granada reaches your mobile as soon as it is published, all of them and in order, and without anyone seeing your number. We tell you how to sign up and where else you can follow us: Facebook, Instagram, the email newsletter and Google.
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From the Albaicín to the Costa Tropical, from the Vega to Sierra Nevada: what happens in Granada and its province, as soon as it happens.
That's why we're launching a channel on Telegram, and while we're at it we'll tell you all the places where you can follow GranadaYa. Choose the one you use most: you don't need to be on all of them.
Telegram: every news story, as soon as it's published
On the GranadaYa channel we publish all our news, one by one and at the moment: the headline, a short summary and the link to read it in full. You get them all, in order, and not just the ones a network decides to show you. It arrives, and that's it.
Signing up is opening the link and tapping "Join". A channel is not a group: only we write, so there are no conversations filling up your phone, and nobody sees who follows it or your phone number. If you'd rather it didn't ring, you mute it and read it whenever you want. And if one day you get tired of it, you leave with one tap.
On the GranadaYa Facebook page you'll find the day's news and, what's more, the useful stuff: weekend plans, the weather, jobs and grants with an open deadline. Hit "Follow" and they'll start showing up on your wall.
On Instagram, @granadayacom, we tell Granada in another way: in images, with plans, upcoming dates and what you can't miss.
And on X, @GranadaYacom, the news as it comes out, for those who live glued to current events.
If you're more of an email person, the GranadaYa newsletter arrives once a week with what has happened in Granada and what's coming up: the news, the agenda, jobs and grants with an open deadline. It's free, you unsubscribe with one click and your address isn't used for anything else.
Google lets you choose your preferred outlets so they appear first in top stories when you search for something. If you mark GranadaYa, when you search for something about Granada you'll see what we've published first. It takes a minute, with your Google account.
If you use a news reader, we also have an RSS feed at granadaya.com/rss. And, of course, the granadaya.com homepage, with everything we publish and each day's sections. Save it on your phone, you're going to need it.
