One would surmise from this news that Google will launch a news portal that keeps users on its site. Or perhaps the fact that they are Licensing AP content means they will stop sending visitors to other sites when they click on an AP story. Google will likely sell ads on these AP pages and this could be a blow to many newspapers who rely on AP stories linked on Google News for traffic and revenue.
Google Licenses AP news
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