Google adds local news features to search, giving publishers more exposure
Local news organizations depend on organic search traffic as queries like “news near me” have tripled in the past five years, Google says.
Local news organizations depend on organic search traffic as queries like “news near me” have tripled in the past five years, Google says.
The company also announced new fact-checking tools and other efforts to stop the spread of 'misinformation.'
Google to provide more sources and context on breaking news-related searches in YouTube.
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Support of the International Fact-Checking Network will provide tools and training for more fact checkers around the world.
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