By Jenna deJong
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Most readers have a favorite publisher they trust to find accurate and timely news. Until recently, Google largely determined which newsrooms to surface for any given news event using complex algorithms; however, in August, that changed.
The search engine has recently launched a new feature called "preferred news sources," which allows readers to choose which publishers they would like to see more of in their search results. Essentially, this feature empowers readers to have more control over their search results algorithm and easily access news from their preferred publishers.
Want to see more of Newsweek in your Google Search Results? Read on:
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How to Set Newsweek as a Preferred Source
To set Newsweek.com as a preferred source, visit Google's Publisher Preference Center. Select the box for Newsweek and press "Take Me to Google Search."
Once you refresh your results and begin searching new topics, your preferred news publishers should appear more often. You'll still see other publishers appear, and you can adjust which publishers you see at any point.
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Why Choose Newsweek as Your Preferred News Source?
Since 1933, Newsweek has been committed to fair, independent, and transparent journalism. The publisher is a partner of The Trust Project and has made strides in reaching new audiences with its robust journalism. In January, our newsroom's total U.S. traffic increased by a massive 45 percent compared to January 2024. In February, our news organization was ranked the second fastest-growing website in the U.S. by Similarweb's annual Digital 100 Report.
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