Google set to expand options for non-English news readers

Google set to expand options for non-English news readers

NEW YORK, United States - Krishna Bharat, who is distinguished research scientist at Google Inc. and founder of Google News, speaks to Kyodo News of his plan to make the site's personalization options more widely available to non-English readers during an interview at the company's New York office on Jan. 20, 2011. (Kyodo)

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