Facebook wants to take another crack at news with a dedicated tab

Facebook wants to take another crack at news with a dedicated tab
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2019-4-2 11:59


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2019-3-12 04:13


Facebook’s Newsfeed is a mess, but it taught me to time travel

My relationship with Facebook has changed over the past two years. I’ve never been a fan, per se, but I find myself interacting with the Newsfeed far less than I used to. The Newsfeed, a place Facebook once used to spoon-feed me information that I’d elected to receive — stories from The New Yorker, videos from GoPro, and seasonal menu changes from my favorite local restaurants — has all but disappeared.

2019-3-12 04:13


Facebook’s global content moderation fails to account for regional sensibilities

Over the past year, Facebook’s biggest challenge has been moderating billions of posts every day in more than a hundred languages. It’s proven almost impossible to maintain a balance between what is deemed as “hate speech” and “free speech” since social media is global, but our perception of “free speech” is determined by region.

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How to mute spoilers on Twitter and Facebook

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Why Germany wants to block Facebook’s Messenger-Instagram-WhatsApp merger

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Facebook’s totally not listening to you, its new ad disclosure feature screams desperately

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Facebook memos show reluctance to prevent 5-year-olds from making accidental purchases

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Facebook’s secretly working on LOL — a meme hub meant to lure teens from Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok

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