Google seems to be planning to be a news service for Android-store Play, where users subscriptions may take on, for example, newspapers. It also seems possible to be for individual releases to buy.
This is evident from a javascript file that was discovered by Android Police. The piece of code speaks of a service called Google Play News, a part that is now not yet active in the downloadwinkel. Users can, if the source code turns out to be incorrect, take out a subscription or individual issues to purchase. The new service seems especially to be meant for newspaper publishers.
Google already has a service for journals, whereby it is also possible to have subscriptions to take. The new News service will be there, so probably a lot of similarities with show. Incidentally, it is on iOS already possible to have subscriptions to take on digital newspapers. When Googles version should come out is still unknown, but it is possible that in future versions of the Play store more references to come to the News service.
The News service seems to be an addition to the already existing services in Play. In addition to the downloading of Android apps, users can enjoy videos, songs and books. Also sells Google are Nexus devices. Because Dutch Android owners as yet, only apps can buy in Play, it is likely that the upcoming News service at the time of release not available in the Netherlands. So are the Music and Movies parts not to use. It is unclear when Google Play services is expanding in the Netherlands.