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Google tests news search site

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by prashidi, Mar 15, 2002.

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  1. prashidi Newcomer, in training

    News.com
  2. Arris TechSpot Evangelist

    Makes news hunting a lot easier, but only if you know what your looking for ;)

    Thanks for this info.
  3. lokem Newcomer, in training

    Cool feature from Google. Thanks for the news. I guess this could be my new home page for my browser :D

    BTW, are there any legal implications to this "news grabbing"?
  4. Julio Franco TechSpot Editor

    I don't think so, Google will send A LOT of daily traffic to all those websites, so, I don't think anyone will ever complain ;)
  5. lokem Newcomer, in training

    Oh yeah! Forgot about that REALLY important point.. Traffic :D Hopefully those sites can handle the traffic.. Heh...
  6. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    I am sure that most sites will be able to handle it, but I guess you never know. And if there is a problem, I am sure they can be removed from the search. But I think this is a good idea, so you don't have to sift through all the other stuff that comes up when you type in something important in the news.
  7. lokem Newcomer, in training

    True enough. Most of the sites indexed/searched are huge sites. Perhaps Google will be able to open up a new possibility of a revenue stream here.

    Wonder how often the news are updated...
  8. prashidi Newcomer, in training

    searches the latest headlines from about 100 news sources every hour, allowing Web surfers to pull up articles from the previous seven days.
  9. lokem Newcomer, in training

    Wow, that's quite a lot. Thanks for the info.
  10. chaplndave Newcomer, in training

    Thanks for the info...I use Google all the time...this is just icing on the cake. Thanks again.
  11. lokem Newcomer, in training

    Re: Re: Google tests news search site

    It kinda makes you wonder what else they're capable of searching for. They've kinda conquered with the web search, which then included search in PDF files, then came the images, newsgroups and now news from other sites. What else have they missed out?
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