If you search for 'coronavirus,' you'll get real news, not ads, Google says

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If you search for 'coronavirus,' you'll get real news, not ads, Google says
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Google battles coronavirus misinformation in search, on YouTube

The company is also giving up revenue. Pichai said in another recent memo that Google has blocked tens of thousands of ads “capitalizing” on the virus. It’s also pulled ads from YouTube videos that discuss Covid-19, while giving governments and NGOs free ad space on the video service.

As one of the first stops for people seeking all kinds of medical information online, the Alphabet Inc. unit has earned the nickname Dr. Google. This has been an uncomfortable role for the company. Medical experts have for years cautioned against going to the search engine for answers. And Google ads have sometimes been abused by unscrupulous businesses looking to take advantage of vulnerable people seeking medical help online.

Even before the coronavirus began to spread, Pichai was overseeing a major overhaul of the company’s approach to healthcare and medical information. He has hired healthcare industry executives for a new division that uses Google’s artificial intelligence and cloud-computing prowess to develop new revenue from the sector. The coronavirus is the first real test of this initiative.

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