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The company is negotiating with several publishers to create a digital newsstand. The new business unit will enable the media to sell their versions for Tablet and mobile phones based on Google's Android operating system. Is a new strategy in its battle against Apple.

Google talks with several publishers to create a digital newsstand, a move that could open a new front in the battle between the Internet company with Apple, according to media reports.

The digital kiosk would provide a way for media companies sell versions of publications designed for tablet PCs and phones based on Google's Android operating system, as published in the Wall Street Journal citing unnamed sources.

Google talks with publishers such as Time unit of Time Warner, Conde Nast and Hearst. Also reported that its project would involve a cut in income less than 30 percent of Apple sales usually applied in iTunes, the report said.

Google has offered to publishers also provide certain personal information of customers who purchase digital versions of their publications.

The information also indicated that Apple is planning several changes to its iTunes online store, including making it easier for publishers to sell subscription-addition to selling individual pieces, and the ability to share customer information with the publishers.

Last month, Google, the world number one search engine, started selling digital books through its online store, entering a market dominated by Amazon.com, and increasing its competition with Apple, which also sells e-books for your tablet iPad.

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