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Google News
http://news.google.com/
Google News headlines are entirely generated using a computer algorithm that
scours over 10,000 worldwide news sources.!" Google News also offers
international editions for France, Germany, India, Italy, Spain, and several other
countries.
Google News lets users:
~ Sort results by date or relevance.
~ Search on a title or headline using the syntax intitle: [intitle:iraq].
~ Use both the intitle: and inuri: or source: commands together to find a
specific topic in a specific publication.
~ Limit a search to a specific U.S. state or a country [Iocation:ny] or
[location :germany].
~ Limit a search to a specific news site using the syntax inurl: or source:
[inurl:washingtonpost.com].
Google also permits users to limit their search by news source in both simple and
advanced news search. The source: command must be used with a keyword. The
syntax in simple news search is source: and the query is:
[source:news_source_name keyword]
For example: [source:new_york_times iraq]
The source: syntax can be tricky to use. Here's a partial list I've come up with which
works (as of now) in simple search: .5
source:bbc news
source:international- herald tribune
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source:united_press_international
source:guardian
source:christian_science_monitor
source:cbs_news
source:abc news
137 Philipp Lenssen's research during 2006 indicated at least 10.584 unique sources for Google
News. "Which sources does Google News index?" Google Blogoscoped,
(14 November 2006).
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