 to remind people why we ever launched Google News in the first place. So Google News was born out of the experience of the attacks of 9-11 in New York and Washington, D.C., when we noticed that people came to search looking for information about the World Trade Center, but because we didn't have a good way of servicing news content, on that day and the weeks that followed, we were serving them information about the building. Who was its architect, how tall was it, when was it built, etc. But it's not what people were looking for on that day, was it?