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Ever wonder who the top journalists and news sites are on Google News? Newsknife is out with its 2011 ranking of top news sites and journalists.
...Why would PR pros be interested in this type of data? Mostly because stories that appear on Google News have the potential to reach large global audiences and drive huge website traffic....
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Jeff Domansky's insight:
Google Currents keeps up the good fight with some valuable mobile improvements. 
Robin Good's curator insight,
December 14, 2012 11:26 AM
Google has updated its mobile magazine publishing platform Google Currents with a new version already available on Android devices (and coming very soon to iOS. This new release showcases a fresh layout for images and text and new ways to scan through content and breaking stories that easily adapts to any type of mobile device screen. From the Google Android official site: "We’re now grouping editions into categories to help you keep track of your existing subscriptions and discover new ones. Check out editions related to your interests through categories like Entertainment, Sports, Lifestyle and more. We’ve also made it easy to quickly browse through top articles from all your favorite editions in a category—just swipe horizontally. If you subscribe to more than a dozen News editions like The Atlantic, ABC News and The Telegraph, you can quickly swipe through the entire category and dive into editions with articles of interest." See some examples on your mobile device: The Atlantic, ABC News and The Telegraph More info: http://officialandroid.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/new-in-google-currents-scan-through.html Delete the scoop?
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