iEntry 10th Anniversary
RSS
Newsletter
Advertising
The Polish news results will also be blended into standard search results on the Polish version of Google, much like they are here in America. Honestly, it seems like they should have Google News available in all languages by now. Their ultimate quest is after all to organize the world's information. But, at least they are one step closer to that goal with the Polish release.
2 commentsTuesday, September 30, 2008
By Chris Crum
Google has expanded its Google News offering to yet another language, as it has launched the Polish version. That makes 23 languages and 49 countries in which Google News is available.
"In addition to searching and browsing more than 300 news sources from their desktop, 40 million Polish speakers from Poland and around the world will also be able to find News results through an iPhone," says Benoit Lafortune at the Google News Blog.
The Polish news results will also be blended into standard search results on the Polish version of Google, much like they are here in America. Honestly, it seems like they should have Google News available in all languages by now. Their ultimate quest is after all to organize the world's information. But, at least they are one step closer to that goal with the Polish release.
I can't read Polish, but it doesn't look like there are any archives available at this point, although I would expect there will be eventually. At some point they might even get the print newspaper archives in their as well.
For those who can read Polish, there is a post about it from Przemysław Budkowski on the Google Poland Blog.
Publish A Comment
| Popular WPN Business Resources |
 |
 |
|
|
|
-
Search + Social = Better ROI
Are you utilizing search and social media together? According to Lee... -
Yahoo Reveals SEM of Re-Brand
Near the end of September, Yahoo began a new branding campaign in an... -
Marketing in the Age of Google
Former Googler Vanessa Fox has written a book entitled Marketing in...
     |
If gmail.pl was still
If gmail.pl was still available in November 2006, Google must have been sleeping. They failed to spend $10 for a domain name so they must now spend thousands of dollars in legal expenses, and millions more in loss of brand equity due to their heavy-handed legal tactics.