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Kenny Lim
Jan 14, 2009

Google News launches in Singapore

SINGAPORE - Google has launched Google News in Singapore, enabling 2.7 million local web users to access news from 4,500 English-language sources, including Singaporean media outlets.

Google News launches in Singapore
There are now 56 regional editions of Google News available in 20 languages. The service will also tap on Singapore-related stories from AsiaOne, Channel NewsAsia, Straits Times and TODAY.

Rahul Roy-Chowdhury, product manager for Google News, said: “Google News is great for both users and publishers. Our mission is to help users find the stories they’re looking for as quickly as possible.”
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