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stamen: google news
stamen: google news
06/20/2004 05:01 AMStamen Design's Google News Visualization .. Now comes another
visualization .. stamen
news.stamen.com
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Yahoo News and Google News Now Reach
More Than 27 Million Americans a Month
Yahoo News and Google News Now Reach
More Than 27 Million Americans a Month
08/13/2004 12:21 PMWebProNews Aug 13 2004 5:11PM GMT
Google News No longer Carries Team Amber
Alert News
Google News No longer Carries Team Amber
Alert News
04/08/2005 12:34 PMTeam Amber Alert Apr 8 2005 4:41PM GMT
News Site Speaks-up on Google News
Censorship in China
News Site Speaks-up on Google News
Censorship in China
09/25/2004 05:22 PMSearch Engine Lowdown Sep 25 2004 7:06PM GMT
Google News Carries Team Amber Alert
News
Google News Carries Team Amber Alert
News
04/10/2005 05:49 AMTeam Amber Alert Apr 10 2005 8:59AM GMT
Google Hacks Week 4 -- Additional Google
News Search Options
Google Hacks Week 4 -- Additional Google
News Search Options
03/13/2003 10:26 AMAgence France Presse vs. Google, or why
Google News is still in "beta"
Agence France Presse vs. Google, or why
Google News is still in "beta"
03/22/2005 03:36 PMAFP's recent lawsuit against Google is a prime example of why the
Google News service is still in "beta." Unfortunately, the "beta"
label didn't protect Google from litigation this time.
Google removing Agence France Presse
from Google News
Google removing Agence France Presse
from Google News
03/22/2005 04:43 PMGoogle is in the process of removing French news agency Agence France
Presse (AFP) from its Google News service, which aggregates links to
online articles and accompanying photos from about 4,500 news outlets.
News agency suing over Google news
aggregator
News agency suing over Google news
aggregator
03/23/2005 12:43 AMCTV.ca Mar 23 2005 4:23AM GMT
Over 2 Million Results on Google for
Google Stock News
Over 2 Million Results on Google for
Google Stock News
06/22/2004 02:47 AMGoogle Stock and Google IPO is a very high profile issue in both the
finance and online world. There are millions of information pages
about Google Stock with no real answers to key questions. A new site,
Google-Stock (www.google-stock.net), launched today a free service to
bring the hot headlines on Google to your own inbox, saving time
searching through millions of results. [PRWEB Jun 22, 2004]
Google News coverage of Yahoo! dumping
Google
Google News coverage of Yahoo! dumping
Google
02/18/2004 01:26 PM
I wondered whether today's biggest tech news story -- Yahoo! dumping
Google for its own search engine -- would show up first in the
Sci/Tech category at Google. Sure enough, it does:
...Optimizing News Sites For Google News
Optimizing News Sites For Google News
09/24/2004 01:14 PMGoogle Begins Removing AFP From Google
News
Google Begins Removing AFP From Google
News
03/24/2005 12:04 AMGoogle Powered TV News - Google Current
Google Powered TV News - Google Current
04/06/2005 12:10 AMSearch Engine Journal Apr 6 2005 3:40AM GMT
Google news - some of the news that's
fit to read
Google news - some of the news that's
fit to read
08/03/2004 04:43 PMDigital Deliverance: From More Than 7,000 Sources, Just a Dozen
Account for Most Google News Stories?...
Getting Into Google News and Others News
Submissions
Getting Into Google News and Others News
Submissions
12/19/2004 03:08 PMGoogle vs. News Inc
Google vs. News Inc
03/30/2005 02:11 AMCorante Mar 30 2005 6:09AM GMT
WWW-Google-News-TW-0.06
WWW-Google-News-TW-0.06
09/13/2004 07:00 AMTV News May Soon Get its Own Google
TV News May Soon Get its Own Google
12/02/2003 01:05 AMSingingfish is the first search engine that finds specific video-based
news reports, commercials, movie clips and audio on the Internet. ...
Bad News for Google
Bad News for Google
03/22/2005 07:09 PMGuardian Unlimited Mar 22 2005 10:48PM GMT
What's New With Google News
What's New With Google News
09/13/2004 01:50 AMGoogle News has added a whole bunch of features while we weren't
lookin'. First off there's a new pull-down menu at the top of the page
which easily allows you...
WWW-Google-News-TW-0.05
WWW-Google-News-TW-0.05
09/11/2004 11:40 PMWWW-Google-News-TW-0.10
WWW-Google-News-TW-0.10
03/23/2005 07:58 AMOther News: Google IPO
Other News: Google IPO
04/30/2004 09:15 AMGoogle will apparently be bigger than Apple after its upcoming IPO, an
unusual one.
"Google News"
"Google News"
12/17/2003 09:35 AMWWW-Google-News-TW-0.01
WWW-Google-News-TW-0.01
09/10/2004 12:22 AMGoogle IPO News
Google IPO News
01/01/2004 02:41 PMAbout Web Search Jan 1 2004 1:19PM ET
Google News
Google News
12/29/2003 07:18 AMGoogle News is what I generally read .. Google's new automated news
service .. //google/newsgoogle -- news .. Watch your back .. Frescas
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Other News: Google Phish
Other News: Google Phish
09/16/2004 09:42 AM"Gmail" is the latest hot word for "phishing" scammers.
News: The Man that Tried to Defraud
Google
News: The Man that Tried to Defraud
Google
06/25/2004 03:32 PMOverclockers Club Jun 25 2004 6:57PM GMT
Google News coverage
Google News coverage
01/01/2005 04:29 AMGoogleNews
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Google Says Deja's News All Over Again
Google Says Deja's News All Over Again
09/19/2002 03:40 AMMessages, rantings, and other ramblings feared long dead have been
electronically reborn, as online search engine Google this week
returned to
the Web more than 650 million Usenet messages dating back to the
mid-1990s.
New Google News Interface
New Google News Interface
09/19/2002 03:52 PMThanks to Adrian Holovaty for letting us know about the new look for
Google News. I can't see it and Adrian says that it only comes up in
Mozilla 1.1, but from the screenshot it looks very cool. There are
also some comments on Adrian's weblog....
Wow! or Three Reasons You Should Use
Google News
Wow! or Three Reasons You Should Use
Google News
12/23/2002 08:54 AMWow! or Three Reasons You Should Use Google News
I don't even want to get into the ethics of this one:
LONDON -- Britain's High Court has barred a couple from creating a
'designer baby' to try to save the life of their sick child.
In a first-of-its-kind ruling, the court said the British Human
Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has no legal power to
authorise such a treatment, the Guardian reported.
The case was filed by pro-life campaigner Josephine Quintavalle who
wanted to stop the 'ethically objectionable' screening of test-tube
embryos to provide donor siblings for sick children.
The ruling is a blow to Mr Raj Hashmi and his wife Shahana who were
given the go-ahead by the HFEA to use embryo selection to try to have
a baby matching their sick child's tissue type. [_Go_]
For all the hub hub about Google News when it came out, I'm finding it
just plain invaluable -- and one of the best "Christmas Presents" of
the year. There are three ways in which I'm using it:
The Bigger World. When I want to know what's going on out in the
wider world. The print Wall Street Journal does a fairly good job for
U.S. centric news but its increasingly clear just how U.S. centric
that is -- and how unacceptable that is. Google News to the rescue!
Following up on stories that leave the news. Remember that Finnish
shopping mall that was blown up by a student and how that just
magically left the news? Well here's the latest -- they want to use
it for Internet censorshp: [_Go_]
What People Talk About. Ever have one of those experiences where
people say "Did you see what was on 20/20 (or the news) last night --
where XYZ?" And you say "No". And then you walk away and forget
about it. Now I just "Google News" for it. And it's amazing not only
that a) they weren't lying to you and b) where you see stories covered
-- often in the smallest of papers, NOT in the "mainstream media". As
an example, someone mentioned to me that "The Air Force is giving
pilots speed and they shot down Canadians". What !!!! So I just did
a quick query and got this:
When the two were sent on their mission over Afghanistan and Iraq, the
Air Force gave them $30 million F-16 fighter jets, laser-guided
precision munitions, state-of-the-art technology, and something that
came as a complete surprise -- amphetamines.
Amphetamines, a prescription drug, are known on the street as uppers
or speed. Yet, a 20/20 investigation has found, the amphetamines, the
speed pills, are now standard issue to U.S. Air Force combat pilots,
to help them stay awake on long combat sorties.
...
Yet not only is the Air Force making the amphetamines widely available
to combat pilots, it also has informed them they could be considered
unfit to fly certain missions if they don't voluntarily take the
amphetamines. [_Go_]
Commentary: In another article on the amphetamine issue I saw a doctor
make the comment that "the standard warning of these type of pills is
'don't operate heavy machinery' when taking them." Are planes heavy?
Google News versus Your News Aggregator
So there you have it, three reasons why you should use Google News.
To me the debate about Google News versus a News Aggregator just is
silly -- they're different. Google News is about the broader world
while your News Aggregator is about your world.
Inside Google News
Inside Google News
06/05/2005 11:34 PM
I just heard an excellent presentation by Krishna Bharat of Google News. He explained how
Google News works. It basically crawls news sites, finds "story
clusters", ranks the sources, figures out how prominently each source
is running the story, figures out whether its a big story or a little
story, figures out geographic references, and builds the pages for the
various geographic and language editions. He was talking to an
audience of editors so there were many questions about how the
"editing" process worked and many people couldn't seem to believe it
was algorithmic. Some people seemed afraid that Google News would
replace them. The point that he made and was clear from the process
that he explained is that it uses the decisions that the editors of
the various media make about what story to run and where in deciding
how important a story was. It was basically aggregating the decisions
of the editors, not replacing them. Without the editors and the "fr
ont page process" Google News couldn't decide what story to lead
with. At least in its current form.
The derivative conclusion you can come to is that Google News is
just amplifying or reinforcing systemic biases in MSM editorial and
NOT helping to address these issues. I think this make Google News
very news media friendly and also provides an opportunity for bloggers
and projects like Global Voices to
still have a very important role. I guess that if Google New started
incorporating more of the alternative press, they could shift the
bias.
During the discussion, Dan Gillmor pressed Krishna for more
transparency on the algorithm and the list of sources and I seconded
the motion.
Some good notes of the
sessions on the editors blog.
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Google News bias
Google News bias
08/03/2004 12:26 PMSeattle Post Intelligencer Aug 3 2004 5:04PM GMT
Yes, there was news other than Google
last week
Yes, there was news other than Google
last week
08/22/2004 06:16 AMSan Jose Mercury News Aug 22 2004 10:09AM GMT
How good is Google News?
How good is Google News?
11/05/2003 06:25 AMCyberJournalist.net Nov 5 2003 5:37AM ET
Google News Updates
Google News Updates
10/03/2002 01:42 PMGoogle has updated their search appliance line. The appliance now
supports searching password-protected content, and only gives users
access to content for which they know the password. They've also added
the same "fast update" technology we've seen recently on the real
Google. "A fast changing top layer for important documents, updated
hourly, and a larger, base layer that can be updated every day." which
confirms my speculation on how Google's update system worked. Finally,
they've increased capacity and introduced a new mid-range GB-5005 (a
cluster of 5 Google search appliances) which can handle 150 queries a
minute. Google announced that their search results and ads will be
featured in the Infospace network (including Excite, Dogpile,
WebCrawler, MetaCrawler and InfoSpace). News.com has an interesting
opinion column about the new Google News, commenting that Google's
computer-driven system gives a more interesting and varied look at the
news than one that involved hand-picking by editors. (Thanks, Arcadi!)
And over on Google Groups, some users are complaining that Google
isn't fully archiving their groups. Does anyone know anything about
this? There's been more discussion in google.public.support.general
but no response. (Thanks, Michael!)...
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