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Auditing local news presence on Google News
Nature Human Behaviour, 2020Local news outlets have struggled to stay open in the more competitive market of digital media. Some have noted that this decline may be due to the ways in which digital platforms direct attention to some news outlets and not others. To test this theory, we collected 12.29 million responses to Google News searches within all US counties for a set of ...
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Proceedings of the 16th international conference on World Wide Web, 2007
Several approaches to collaborative filtering have been studied but seldom have studies been reported for large (several millionusers and items) and dynamic (the underlying item set is continually changing) settings. In this paper we describe our approach to collaborative filtering for generating personalized recommendations for users of Google News ...
Abhinandan S. Das +3 more
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Several approaches to collaborative filtering have been studied but seldom have studies been reported for large (several millionusers and items) and dynamic (the underlying item set is continually changing) settings. In this paper we describe our approach to collaborative filtering for generating personalized recommendations for users of Google News ...
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Googling gold and mining bad news
Resources Policy, 2016This paper studies investor's attention to gold price movements by analyzing the relationship between gold price changes and internet search queries for gold. We find a positive relationship of gold price volatility and search queries and a strong asymmetric effect of negative gold price changes on search queries indicating a preference to mine (google)
Dirk G. Baur, Thomas Dimpfl
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eLucidate, 2015
Just when you think you've worked out how Google works it all changes, not just the commands but the whole way Google searches and displays results. Semantic search, artificial intelligence, extreme personalisation and quick answers that save you the bother of having to read any further are just the beginning.
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Just when you think you've worked out how Google works it all changes, not just the commands but the whole way Google searches and displays results. Semantic search, artificial intelligence, extreme personalisation and quick answers that save you the bother of having to read any further are just the beginning.
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Experimental Measures of News Personalization in Google News
2016Search engines and social media keep trace of profile- and behavioral-based distinct signals of their users, to provide them personalized and recommended content. Here, we focus on the level of web search personalization, to estimate the risk of trapping the user into so called Filter Bubbles.
Cozza, V. +3 more
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Proceedings of the 29th ACM international conference on Design of communication, 2011
Being able to read text, find out information and know about the latest news has always been a challenge for those who cannot access the printed version, such as the visually-impaired. The advent of the Web has been a big step in the right direction for blind people to obtain up-to-date information on the internet.
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Being able to read text, find out information and know about the latest news has always been a challenge for those who cannot access the printed version, such as the visually-impaired. The advent of the Web has been a big step in the right direction for blind people to obtain up-to-date information on the internet.
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2012
News have been compiled and reused long before photocopying and scanning technologies, long before Google News appeared. However, with the arrival of digital technologies press-clipping and, more recently, news aggregation services have boomed. Their economic significance may well conflict with the legitimate interests (i.e., copyright) of the “content”
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News have been compiled and reused long before photocopying and scanning technologies, long before Google News appeared. However, with the arrival of digital technologies press-clipping and, more recently, news aggregation services have boomed. Their economic significance may well conflict with the legitimate interests (i.e., copyright) of the “content”
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Measuring intermediary news diversity: Google News in Australia
2023This paper presents results from a sub-project established under the banner of the ADM+S Australian Search Experience ‘citizen science’ research project. The aim was to understand what sort of news is presented to Australians through Google News.
Meese, James +3 more
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Google's New Patent Armor [Standards]
IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 2011IEEE 802.22 systems will provide broadband access to wide regional areas around the world and bring reliable and secure high-speed communications to underserved and unserved communities. The challenge for Google will be to find a balance between using motorola's patent portfolio without sabotaging its partnerships with other device manufacturers.
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Reply to: Local news in Google News
Nature Human Behaviour, 2022Sean Fischer +2 more
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