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customizations). This will, however, obliterate any customization you ever made, so
you might want to delete unwanted sections one at a time instead.
Google News now permits users to get any Google News page, section, search, or
customized page via RSS or Atom feeds. Google News provides detailed
information on how to set up and access these feeds.
Google News Feeds
http://news.gooqle.com/intl/en us/newsfeed terms.html
Google News keeps news stories in its database for about 30 days. This might be a
bit misleading since much of the freely available news on the Internet is only
available for less than 30 days (usually somewhere between 1 and 2 weeks). Unlike
the Google search engine, Google News does not offer cached (stored) copies of
these news stories. However, some news articles that cannot be accessed via the
original site's archives because they require registration were indeed accessible
using Google. So if you cannot get to a news article that is less than 30 days old via
the original source, try searching for it in Google News and linking directly to the
page.
Google News Archive
http://news.qooqle.com/archivesearch
Google News unveiled a new service that, from the looks of it, will be very popular
and useful-and potentially highly addictive. It's Google News Archive Search, which
links from the Google News homepage. Here are the results for the search [ronald
reagan]. On the right are the results listed by relevance, though they are a bit odd,
considering that the third result is from CNN but dated 1952 (the article actually
dates from Reagan's death in 2004 and is about his life in the 1950's). On the left
you can limit the search by date range or by publication.
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