Google is discontinuing support for magazine content in Google News starting on Dec. 18, the company announced on Monday.
On behalf of the Google News team, Ashwarya tells readers that if “you previously purchased or subscribed to magazines, access from Google News apps or news.google.com to your library of magazines will be removed.”
more at: https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/391045/google-kills-support-for-magazine-content.html
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