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Google gives news publishers greater ability to limit free access

By Pinset Masons

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Google has changed its search engine and Google News services to help newspaper publishers more closely control access to articles that require a subscription. It is now possible for newspapers to limit one person to reading five stories per day for free.

Full post as published by OUT-LAW.com on December 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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