Google News Help
Are you a news publisher? We encourage you to visit our Publisher Help Center for help with your site. Here, you'll find our most comprehensive, up-to-date information for publishers. Learn how Google sustains a healthy news ecosystem and can help you make sense of the news.
What's Google News Showcase - Publisher Center Help
Through Google News Showcase, participating publishers can uniquely package the stories that appear in Google’s news products, currently Google News and Discover. The platform also offers deeper storytelling and more context with features like timelines within stylized news panels, related articles, and bullets.
Google News policies - Publisher Center Help
Google News policies. Our content and behavior policies help ensure a positive experience for our users and publishers. To be eligible to appear in Google News or news surfaces, content should follow best practices for article pages and must not violate Google Search’s overall policies, Google Search’s spam policies, or these policies for ...
Get started with Google News - Computer - Google News Help
Get started with Google News. Google News helps you organize, find, and understand the news. You can change your settings to find more stories you want. Important: Some features are available if you're signed in to your Google Account. If you share a paid story, others may not access it until they pay for it. Computer Android iPhone & iPad.
Set up your Google News publication - Publisher Center Help
Change your distribution settings. Open Publisher Center. Select your publication. Click Google News Edit. In the “Distribution” section, under “Countries,” click the Down arrow . Select the countries you want to allow or block. Give feedback about …
Check or change your Google News settings
Go to Google News. At the top right, click Settings Settings. Next to "Dark theme," choose from these options: System default (when available): Based on your device's system theme, the Google News color scheme will be light or dark. The availability of this feature depends on your browser. Always: The Google News color scheme will always be dark.
Make Google your homepage - Google Search Help
Google Chrome. In the top right corner of your computer's browser, click More Settings. Safari. Next to "New windows open with" and "New tabs open with," select Homepage. Internet Explorer. Microsoft Edge. In the upper right corner of your browser, select More Settings.
Find what you want on Google News
Go to Google News. At the top, click Search . Enter your search, like a topic to read about, place to follow, or source to read from. Tip: To narrow your search results, click the Down arrow . You can enter an exact phrase, include or exclude words, pick a date range, or enter a publisher site (like nytimes.com).
Customize what you find on Google News
You can customize Google News to get stories about specific topics, like sports teams, technology, or space exploration. The updates from the interests you follow show up in the Following tab’s content feed. To get more or less stories you want: Follow or unfollow an interest like a topic, location, or source.
Subscribe with Google - Google News Help
If you already have a subscription but are asked to subscribe on a Google product like Google News, Newsstand, or Search, select Already a subscriber?. Then, sign in with the email address you used to buy it. You could see the option to add your subscription to your Google Account, which lets you see your subscription content anywhere you’re ...