Google News launches a new desktop design with topic customization

You can track global and local news at the same time on a single screen with the new design of the website. It's easier to catch up with news on topics and regions you care about with the new layout.

You would see the headline section first if you were a subscriber to the news service. Clicking on the topics from the sidebar made World, For You, and Local news accessible.

There is a picture of what the old version of the news looks like.

All topics are moved from the sidebar to the top of the screen in order to accommodate other columns. There is a small space on the top right of the screen for the weatherwidget. In order to replicate the feeling of reading a newspaper or a magazine on a desktop website, the search engine has tried.

The change is the latest way we bring local news to users. Readers around the world can now see a carousel of local news stories when they search for it on the internet. The company said in a statement that it helps them find stories.

There is a new look for news on the internet.

You can change the order of appearance of topics you want to see on the home page by clicking on the button next to the Your topics section.

The image is from the internet search engine, GOOGLE.

The updated Fact Check section shows the original claim and verified assessment for more context, and is part of the new redesign of the website. The new label was rolled out to highlight the original source for a story.

The updated Fact Check section gives more context.

According to the company, the new copyright law in Spain will lead to the return of the news service to the country. According to the firm, Google News is present in 125 countries and 40 languages.

The News Equity Fund is a grant for independent journalists or small news organizations. The firm will accept applications from all over the world until July 21.

The 500M antitrust news licensing penalty in France was dropped by the search engine giant yesterday. The French authorities accepted the firm's behavioral pledges in December.