Follow any topic on Google News

Open Add feed, type the keyword or phrase, and choose the Google News option. Pick the language and the region of the Google News edition you want, then follow the feed. It appears in your sidebar and fills with every new result.

You can search for anything Google News accepts, such as a company, a product, a person, a place, a phrase in quotes or several terms. Each search becomes its own feed, so choose your searches with care. One well-chosen search, narrowed with a filter in Inoreader, usually works better than many variations of the same term.

Yes. Every Google News feed is created for one edition. You can follow the same search in English for the United States, in French for France and in German for Germany, as three separate feeds.

Yes. A Google News feed works like any other feed. You can put it in a folder, filter it by keyword, tag and save its articles, use a rule to forward matches to Slack or email, and add it to a dashboard or a digest.

Google News searches Google's index of news sites. A monitoring feed searches the millions of feeds that Inoreader itself collects, with the query builder, mentions and language filters, and it is a Pro feature. Many people use both for the same topic.

Yes. Google News feeds are available on every plan, and they count toward the number of feeds your plan allows, like any other feed.

Follow the searches you actually read, not every variation of them. Google treats a large number of near-identical searches coming from one service as abuse, and it can block Inoreader's requests, which affects every Inoreader user. For this reason, our Terms of Service do not allow subscribing to a large number of similar feeds from the same provider, and accounts that do so may be blocked.