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Google News gets extreme makeover

By Seth Weintraub June 30, 2010: 5:59 PM ET

Google's news site features a more configurable news dashboard.

Danny Sullivan at Searchengineland.com deep dives into the big Google News changes that begin to roll out today. Google (GOOG) is making the creation of a personal news dashboard much easier with its new three column design. Google is also promoting the ability to share stories with friends and others via email, Twitter, Google Buzz or Facebook.

Google has provided a thorough video on the changes (below).

The new site is already live for some. Check here to see updates.

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Google went from searching the Web to worming its way into nearly every facet of business and government. Seth Weintraub unveils where the company is going, who it's competing with, who it's about to compete with and how market forces push the company to veer or adhere to its Don't Be Evil motto. For 15 years, Weintraub was a global IT director for a number of companies before becoming a blogger.

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