Since Google bought Zagat last September for a reported $151 million, the company hasn’t done much with Zagat’s local content. That changes today with the rollout of Google+ Local, which incorporates Zagat scores and summaries into its listings, replacing Google Places – and makes all Zagat content free.
Local content is integrated into search, maps and mobile and is a new tab in Google+. On its blog, Google explains, “Each place you see in Google+ Local will now be scored using Zagat’s 30-point scale, which tells you all about the various aspects of a place so you can make the best decisions.”
Zagat.com is now free, too
On Zagat’s Google+ page, founders Tim and Nina Zagat write, “We’re excited to announce today that our content is now free on Zagat.com and a cornerstone of the new Google+ Local experience.”
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Zagat.com is now free, too
On Zagat’s Google+ page, founders Tim and Nina Zagat write, “We’re excited to announce today that our content is now free on Zagat.com and a cornerstone of the new Google+ Local experience.”Full story at paidContent.
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