Google on Wednesday is rolling out changes to its News page that give users more ways to customize the kinds of headlines they see and easier ways to share stories on social networks.
The new Google News homepage will feature a section called "News for You" that consists of a stream of headlines users can tailor to their interests. In an "edit personalization" box, users can specify interest in different subjects, including business, health and entertainment, and headlines along those topics will appear.
Users will have to log in first in order to see headlines based on their stated interests.
In the "news settings" tab, Google News visitors will also be able to choose news sources that they'd like to see more or less often.
More: http://pcworld.com/article/200220/
The new Google News homepage will feature a section called "News for You" that consists of a stream of headlines users can tailor to their interests. In an "edit personalization" box, users can specify interest in different subjects, including business, health and entertainment, and headlines along those topics will appear.
Users will have to log in first in order to see headlines based on their stated interests.
In the "news settings" tab, Google News visitors will also be able to choose news sources that they'd like to see more or less often.
More: http://pcworld.com/article/200220/