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Friday, March 15, 2002

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Google upgrades the web yet again

Via Dane Carlon, Google News Search. Very cool. A Novel Approach to News:

Google's News Search (BETA) service presents information culled from many of the world's news sources collected over the previous week. With continuous updates throughout the day, you'll keep up to date with what's happening now and learn about the stories that led to the most recent developments.

What's different about Google's News Search is the unique grouping technology Google has developed to automatically put related stories together in the same search result. This makes it easy to quickly scan the headlines while providing the option of reading multiple accounts of a story from different news sources.

My only question is about what news sources they currently use.

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Dane Carlson (http://www.carlsoncarlson.com/dane) wrote:

Keith, looks like they've got about 100 news source right now. I haven't made an exact list. This is only the beta version, so when they finally release the service, I'm sure it'll have many more.

∴ Dane Carlson | 15-Mar-2002 6:07pm est | http://www.carlsoncarlson.com/dane | #109

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