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Rakul Preet Singh Hits Back At 'Marriage With Jackky Bhagnani Is A Situationship' Remark
Jackky had said, "Rakul and I are married, we are like in a situationship, of course, we are exclusive to each other because that's why we are married"
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Facebook Updates News Feed to Curb Clickbait Stories
"Posts with clickbait headlines will appear lower in News Feed. We will continue to learn over time, and we hope to continue expanding this work to reduce clickbait in even more languages."
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This Bookstore Has Got Clickbait Right. Here's How
A bookstore in Texas made a noble use of clickbait to get people to read more. Dallas bookshop'The Wild Detectives' came up with the idea of Litbaits. The store introduced Litbaits on their Facebook page that usedclickbait headlines to redirect users to the online versions of classic books. All for a good cause
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Guess What Happened Next: Facebook Battles 'Clickbait'
Facebook said on Thursday it is now using a system that identifies phrases commonly used in "clickbait" headlines.
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6 In 10 Of You Will Share This Link Without Reading It, A New, Depressing Study Says
A whole lot of people make judgments based solely on headlines - and not the story under them.
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Rakul Preet Singh Hits Back At 'Marriage With Jackky Bhagnani Is A Situationship' Remark
Jackky had said, "Rakul and I are married, we are like in a situationship, of course, we are exclusive to each other because that's why we are married"
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Facebook Updates News Feed to Curb Clickbait Stories
"Posts with clickbait headlines will appear lower in News Feed. We will continue to learn over time, and we hope to continue expanding this work to reduce clickbait in even more languages."
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This Bookstore Has Got Clickbait Right. Here's How
A bookstore in Texas made a noble use of clickbait to get people to read more. Dallas bookshop'The Wild Detectives' came up with the idea of Litbaits. The store introduced Litbaits on their Facebook page that usedclickbait headlines to redirect users to the online versions of classic books. All for a good cause
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Guess What Happened Next: Facebook Battles 'Clickbait'
Facebook said on Thursday it is now using a system that identifies phrases commonly used in "clickbait" headlines.
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6 In 10 Of You Will Share This Link Without Reading It, A New, Depressing Study Says
A whole lot of people make judgments based solely on headlines - and not the story under them.
