They’ve done it again. While some were disappointed with Google’s Browser, the folks who revolutionized the way we search the internet have made it easier for us to search through news.
Over at News.google.com/archivesearch, you’ll be able to search through news articles on any topic, from any point in time. For instance, you’ll be able to track your favorite musician’s career from humble beginnings to superstardom. As if this wasn’t enough, you’ll be able to automatically generate timelines that will allow you to easily visualize your search results. Remember when you used to go to the library to sort through old microfilm? This site takes that concept and blows it out of proportion. By harnessing the power of Google’s search algorithms, this site will let you find news on anything, from anywhere, and from anytime. Whether you’re doing research, or you just want to reminisce about old times, this new service from Google is what you’ve been looking for.
News.Google.com/ArchiveSearch In Their Own Words
“News archive search provides an easy way to search and explore historical archives.”
Why News.Google.com/ArchiveSearch It Might Be A Killer
This is a very useful research tool. It’s the one place you should consult when looking for news from days long gone.
Some Questions About News.Google.com/ArchiveSearch
Could they try to make the timeline a little more interactive? How about using something like iTunes’ cover flow to quickly glimpse through the headlines? 
