SPEAKER: We used to get news like this.

Now it's more like this.

Headlines are everywhere.

It's overwhelming to keep up with,

and it's hard to find great stories about the stuff you

really care about.

Those stories are out there.

They're being written and shot by journalists,

award-winning national reporters,

dedicated local correspondents, and insightful bloggers.

But too often, their great work gets lost in all of this.

And that's why we're completely rebuilding Google News.

It uses artificial intelligence to analyze

all the content published to the web at any moment,

and organize all those articles, videos,

and more into storylines.

It spots the ones you might be interested in,

and puts them into your briefing.

Your briefing helps you get up to speed on five top storylines

happening now.

It's organized for you, with local, national,

and global stories on the topics you care about.

If you want to go deeper, just tap to get full coverage.

You get a complete view of a storyline

reported by sources with a range of perspectives, articles,

videos, the timeline, and opinion and analysis.

The new Google News is personalized for you,

but you can always tap headlines to see the biggest stories

everyone is reading.

And if you just want stories from those great sources

you trust, publishers are front and center.

Follow them.

Get more stories from them, and support them.

Making sense of the news is a big challenge,

and the new Google News is just one step--

one we hope can make it a little easier

to find great stories about the stuff you're into,

from journalists who know it best.