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Google gives $2.3M to 18 news organizations in Asia Pacific

Google introduced these days it's offering $2.3 million in investment to 18 news organizations in the Asia Pacific area, the most recent in its ongoing effort to beef up publishers globally. (*18*) organizations from 11 countries, together with Australia, India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Japan, and Taiwan are receiving t…
Google announced today it is providing $2.3 million in funding to 18 news organizations in the Asia Pacific region, the latest in its ongoing effort to support publishers globally. News organizations from 11 nations, including Australia, India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Japan, and Taiwan are receiving t…

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  3. "Google said on Monday that it is winding down its Google Station, a program as part of which it worked with a number of partners to roll out free Wi-Fi in more than 400 railway stations in India and in several other public places in many other pockets of the globe". (February 17, 2020)
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