Google launches ‘preferred sources’: Follow these easy steps to add Fox News

Google’s new feature allows users to customize their search results by choosing their favorite publishers to appear within the Top Stories section. This new “preferred sources” feature was officially launched on Aug. 12, giving users the ability to handpick their go-to news outlets.

With this feature, users can now select Fox News as a preferred source, ensuring that they stay up-to-date on all the latest coverage. By adding Fox News to their preferred sources, users can expect to see more of their articles prominently displayed within the Top Stories section whenever fresh and relevant content is published.

In addition to the Top Stories section, content from handpicked sources may also appear in a dedicated “from your sources” section. This gives users even more access to the news sources they trust and rely on.

Adding Fox News as a preferred source is quick and easy. Users can simply follow these steps:

1. Search for any topic in the news on Google.
2. Click on the icon presented to the right of Top Stories.
3. Search for Fox News when prompted.
4. Select Fox News.
5. Refresh results to see Fox News content in Top Stories.

Users can select as many sites as they want as preferred sources and can change their selections at any time. This gives users the flexibility to tailor their search results to include the sources they value most.

Stay informed and up-to-date on all the latest news by adding Fox News as a preferred source on Google. With this new feature, users can easily access the content they care about most, ensuring that they never miss a beat in today’s fast-paced world.