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[[Image:Google_coop.gif|right|Google Co-op logo]]

'''Google Co-op''' is a service provided by [[Google]] which features two major functions:

'''Google Topics''' - allows experts to create a list of sites about a particular topic and users to subscribe to these lists. When a user subscribes to links and labels provided by a Google Co-op contributor, thisthey informationwill isbe incorporated into that user's web search results when they search for a related topic.

'''Google Subscribed Links''' - allows web site owners to create a feed file on their websites, the feed file would respond to specific search keywords that releate to information on the website and it would incorporate the information into that user's search results.

Google launched the service on [[May 10]], [[2006]].

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== Google Health ==

'''Health''' is a featured topic in the Google Co-opTopics systemservice. Like all other topics, it is triggered by users entering specific queries, in this case, health queries.

When a user searches for medical information, a number of options become available at the top of the [[SERP|Search Engine Results Page]].

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According to [[ZDNet]], Google Health is under the leadership of Adam Bosworth, former VP of Engineering at [[BEA Systems]].

== References ==

#[http://www.newmediamedicine.com/blog/2006/07/04/google-health/ NMM blog post about Google Health (with permission)]

== Notes ==

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