Google News Alerts Broken? Irrelevant Results Delivered

May 4, 2006 - 7:46 am 3 — by
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WebmasterWorld moderator, pageoneresults, creates a new thread named Irrelevant Google News Alerts. He asks if others are receiving "irrelevant Google News Alerts" because he has been receiving news topics via email from Google that don't match his keyword subscriptions for three days now. One other member reported he noticed the same thing.

But has anyone noticed the problems with Google News subscription services? Are you guys happy with subscribing to Google News searches with your RSS reader or Google Alerts?

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.

 

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