"Google has a new feature called "Preferred Sources," which lets you select which n ews outlets appear in the Top Stories box. The next time your searching about a news event, you'll see relevant Fast Company stories first instead of a random selection of local news sites rehashing the same version of the news. Google also plans to roll out a specific "From Your Sources" section that will then also feature Fast Company stories."
"2: Click the check box next to Fast Company Add a little blue check to the left. You can also do this from the Top Stories section on the search page by clicking the star icon next to the Top Stories header. 3: Refresh your search results If there's a Fast Company story that fits your search criteria, it should now be near the top."
Google introduced a Preferred Sources feature that lets users select which news outlets appear in the Top Stories box. Users can add Fast Company to their preferred list so Fast Company stories are prioritized in Top Stories and in a forthcoming From Your Sources section. To enable Fast Company, open the Google Preferred Sources page and check Fast Company, or click the star icon in the Top Stories header on search results. Refresh searches to surface Fast Company articles near the top when they match the query. Users can add additional outlets to customize which sources appear in search results.
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