Google News out-of-beta
Today we are announcing that Google News is graduating from beta with a couple of shiny new features. When we introduced Google News in September, 2002 our goal was to enable readers to get a broader perspective and dig deeper into the news — perhaps reading ten articles on a topic instead of one.
To do this, we developed a service that delivered news in an entirely new way by presenting it in “clusters” that displayed related articles in a single group. In only a few years, Google News has grown to 22 regional editions in 10 languages.
In addition to taking Google News out of beta, we are also introducing personalized news headlines. By further integrating Personalized Search into Google News, users can now receive recommended news stories based on their past news searches and articles they’ve read, giving them suggestions for interesting stories to explore that they may not have discovered otherwise.
|
TechWhack on Facebook
|
