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Facebook Kills Snapchat-Like Quick Updates Feature in Test Mode
The social giant has decided to not move forward with a Snapchat-like feature that it has been testing on its app platform.
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Facebook Testing Discreet Notification Feature to Avoid Over-Tagging
The social giant is testing another new feature on Facebook that could allow users to notify others about specific posts without tagging them.
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Facebook Is Testing a Snapchat-Like Feature on News Feed
The new feature will let users post only on News Feed, and the posts won't appear on their Timelines at all.
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They Found Out Their Adopted Daughter Has A Twin. Now They're Rushing To China To Get Her.
Lisa Lumpkins was scrolling Facebook when she first saw the photo. In her newsfeed, a group that identified older children in need of adoption had posted a picture of a teenage Chinese girl who looked strikingly like her own daughter.
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They Found Out Their Adopted Daughter Has A Twin. Now They're Rushing To China To Get Her.
Lisa Lumpkins was scrolling Facebook when she first saw the photo. In her newsfeed, a group that identified older children in need of adoption had posted a picture of a teenage Chinese girl who looked strikingly like her own daughter.
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Viral Now: Why a Son Voted Against his Mother, a BJP Candidate
There's an election story from Kerala that you shouldn't miss in the flurry of headlines about Bihar dominating your newsfeed right now. Elections to civic polls were held in Kerala last week and one man's Facebook post about why he didn't vote BJP is now going viral. Here's why - the BJP candidate he was not voting for was his mother.
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Facebook 'Newspaper' Spells Trouble for Media
With Facebook, editorial decisions are made not by a journalist, but an algorithm that determines which items are likely to be of greatest interest to each person.
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Facebook testing 'Save' read-it-later button for Web interface
The Save button will save articles, newsfeeds and posts shared by friends for later reading.
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Facebook starts rolling out video ads in News Feeds
The ads will be visible on desktop computers and mobile devices, and rolled out over the course of the next few months.
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Facebook may be making people more polarised: Study
The study found those users who log in frequently tend to stick to their own circles, and mostly ignore opposing viewpoints.
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Facebook Kills Snapchat-Like Quick Updates Feature in Test Mode
The social giant has decided to not move forward with a Snapchat-like feature that it has been testing on its app platform.
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Facebook Testing Discreet Notification Feature to Avoid Over-Tagging
The social giant is testing another new feature on Facebook that could allow users to notify others about specific posts without tagging them.
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Facebook Is Testing a Snapchat-Like Feature on News Feed
The new feature will let users post only on News Feed, and the posts won't appear on their Timelines at all.
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They Found Out Their Adopted Daughter Has A Twin. Now They're Rushing To China To Get Her.
Lisa Lumpkins was scrolling Facebook when she first saw the photo. In her newsfeed, a group that identified older children in need of adoption had posted a picture of a teenage Chinese girl who looked strikingly like her own daughter.
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They Found Out Their Adopted Daughter Has A Twin. Now They're Rushing To China To Get Her.
Lisa Lumpkins was scrolling Facebook when she first saw the photo. In her newsfeed, a group that identified older children in need of adoption had posted a picture of a teenage Chinese girl who looked strikingly like her own daughter.
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Viral Now: Why a Son Voted Against his Mother, a BJP Candidate
There's an election story from Kerala that you shouldn't miss in the flurry of headlines about Bihar dominating your newsfeed right now. Elections to civic polls were held in Kerala last week and one man's Facebook post about why he didn't vote BJP is now going viral. Here's why - the BJP candidate he was not voting for was his mother.
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Facebook 'Newspaper' Spells Trouble for Media
With Facebook, editorial decisions are made not by a journalist, but an algorithm that determines which items are likely to be of greatest interest to each person.
-
Facebook testing 'Save' read-it-later button for Web interface
The Save button will save articles, newsfeeds and posts shared by friends for later reading.
-
Facebook starts rolling out video ads in News Feeds
The ads will be visible on desktop computers and mobile devices, and rolled out over the course of the next few months.
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Facebook may be making people more polarised: Study
The study found those users who log in frequently tend to stick to their own circles, and mostly ignore opposing viewpoints.
