Google launched a new service called Bulletin on Friday; it aims to let people publish stories with text, tags, photos, and video directly to the web through its own app. The idea is for people to ...

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Google has chosen Nashville as one of a few markets in the United States to launch a new crowd-sourcing tool called 'Bulletin.' The Google-powered tool is designed to allow local residents to share ...

Want to see more of the sites you love? Google’s got you covered. Earlier this month, the tech juggernaut launched “preferred sources,” a new feature that “lets you customize your experience to see ...

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Google has chosen Nashville as one of a few markets in the nation to launch a new crowd-sourcing tool called 'Bulletin,' and we want you to use it to help us capture the city's public art. Murals ...

Google is working on a new way to source and highlight hyperlocal news from citizen journalists. It’s called Bulletin, and it lets anyone publish a news story just by blogging and sharing images and ...

In early 2018, Google launched a “hyperlocal” news service called Bulletin. Nextdoor-esque in nature, it remained a “pilot” throughout its entire life and is now being shut down later this year.

This morning the search engine unveiled a new service called Bulletin, which allows users to write and post news stories right from their phones. Text, photo and video can be uploaded to the Bulletin ...

Google has been toying with the idea of hyperlocal news for a while now. It tested Google Now cards back in 2013 that could display information as close as your neighborhood, for example. The ...

Want to see more of the sites you love? Google’s got you covered. Earlier this month, the tech juggernaut launched “preferred sources,” a new feature that “lets you customize your experience to see ...