News (publishers) Help

You can suggest a site for inclusion in Google News easily by filling out this form.

• Please search for your content in Google News using the [site:] or [source:] operators. Read more about how to do this.

• Make sure your site complies with our technical guidelines.

• Make sure your site complies with Google's quality guidelines.

• Add your site to your Webmaster Tools Account to view News-specific crawl error reports for your site. Our Help Center article on this topic will help guide you in understanding and avoiding these errors.

• Submit a Google News Sitemap to optimize the inclusion of your articles in Google News.

• Please be patient, as we may be reviewing your site right now.

• Please search your inbox for an email from us that requests you review our guidelines and respond to us.

Please suggest your news site for inclusion in Google News by filling out this form.

Make sure your images conform to these guidelines.

• Submitting your articles through a News Sitemap allows you to specify the publication dates of those articles.

• You can find additional suggestions in this article.

• Submitting your articles through a News Sitemap allows you to specify the titles of those articles.

• You can also check out specific suggestions regarding article titles.

• If you have submitted a News Sitemap and used <genre> tags, please refer to this article for further information on using them correctly to identify your content.

• If you have not used the wrong label in your News Sitemap, please let us know by filling out this form.

Please post your question on the troubleshooting section of our forum, where other users share tips and expertise.

Please check this article for descriptions and troubleshooting tips for the News Sitemap errors you may encounter.

Please review our information on submitting videos. You can also post any other questions you have on our Google News Help Forum, where other users share tips and expertise.

Please read our article on Google News for mobile devices.

Please see our article about malware and hacked sites to learn more and for next steps.

We're happy to work with you directly to ensure that changes to your site are reflected in Google News. Please use this form to let us know if you are doing any of the following:

• changing your site name
• changing your domain
• adding new sections to your site
• updating the city, state, or country of your site

Please note that if these updates include sending us versions or sections of your site in other languages, you will need to submit the URLs of these specific versions for inclusion by filling out our site suggestion form. Additionally, please read our article on best practices for sites with content in multiple languages.

Publishers have control over what content of theirs appears in Google News.

For one-time removals of specific content, please read these instructions.

Please visit this page to learn how to opt out of Google News.

Please contact us with more information.

Please note that Google aggregates and organizes information published on the Web; we don't control the content of these webpages.

If the copied content is infringing on your copyright, please file a DMCA notification.

Otherwise, please use this form to contact us with more information.

Our news sources vary in perspective and editorial approach, and their selection for inclusion is without preference for any political viewpoint or ideology. We do make an effort to provide a well-rounded perspective on controversial topics by including sites that represent contrasting points of view.

If you feel that this article is inappropriately biased even in light of this information, please contact us.

If you found content in Google News that is violating Google's quality guidelines, please contact us with more information.

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Any typos in the source may also appear in Google News stories. Learn more.

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Please be aware that news sites that implement FCF (First Click Free) are not tagged as 'Subscription' or 'Registration.' These sites are configured to check the referrer information sent by your browser each time you view one of their articles. If referrer logging is disabled for your browser, or if you're using a proxy or firewall software that filters your referrer information, you won't be able to view the full article.

To learn how to activate referrer logging in your browser, please contact your browser's support. If you're still unable to view the full article after enabling referrer logging, please let us know.

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Post your issue with RSS feeds in the User Troubleshooting section of the Google News Help Forum, where other users share tips and expertise.

For the current status of Local sections, check out the Known issues page.

Post your feedback in the Suggestions section in the Google News Help Forum, where other users share their suggestions.

Post your feedback about this feature in the Suggestions section in the Google News Help Forum, where other users share their suggestions.

If you're no longer seeing your customizations, you've likely used the wrong login. If you recently renamed a conflicting account, you may need to use the new username to sign in. You can also try recreating your Google News settings.

Google often redirects you to a News edition that corresponds with either your Google interface language or your IP address location. If your Google interface language is Italian, for example, you'll get the Italian Google News page.

Alternatively, we use your computer's IP address, which is frequently the internet address of your Internet Service Provider (ISP), to determine your location. We normally redirect users outside of the United States to one of our region-specific sites (e.g., http://news.google.co.uk for UK users). This provides users easy access to region-specific news headlines.

If you'd like to see a different Google News edition, you can use the drop-down menu that appears when you click the "U.S. edition" link at the top of the News page. To change your edition to German, you'd select "Deutschland" from the drop-down menu.

If you have a personalized Google News page, you will be redirected to this personalized edition by default whenever you're signed in to your Google Account. You can set which edition is personalized, and therefore your default, by following these steps:

1. Make sure you're signed in.
2. Navigate to the country edition you prefer.
3. Click on the "Personalize this edition" link and delete any previous personalization.

Additionally, you can set a bookmark for your desired edition immediately after changing the edition you're viewing. For example, to access the US edition of Google News, set a bookmark for http://news.google.com/news?ned=us.

Please click on the Can't access your account? link on the sign-in page and follow the instructions.

You've signed in for the first time to a conflicting account after your Google Apps account was transitioned. Read more about the conversion of Google Apps accounts, then select from one of the displayed options for handling your conflicting account.

Check out the Google News Help Forum, where other users share helpful tips and expertise.

Please suggest features on this page.