[…]If you frequently test features with Google Labs, you might remember trying this one out: Preferred Sources, as the name implies, lets you tell Google which websites you prefer to read news from. The goal, then, is to see pages from those sites in future Google searches about news stories, assuming those sites publish content related to your search.
Here’s how it works: When you search for something covered in the news, Google will display a “Top stories” section at the top of the search results page. While you can simply browse the stories that Google curates for you, you can also now click a new button to the right of the “Top stories” title. From here, you can search for any website, and click a checkbox next to its name to save it to your list of preferred sources.
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Now, you can refresh your search results, which, with any luck, will populate with more of the sources you added to this list. Not only will they appear more frequently in the “Top stories” section going forward, Google may offer you a new “From your sources” section as well, which should only contain the websites you’ve added to your list.
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Source: You Can Now Tell Google Which Websites You Prefer in Search Results
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