Facebook Introduces Major Changes for Consumers
The Facebook Social Network introduces a major change in its policy. Consumers will start to see far fewer ads at the expense of more photos and posts from friends, BNT said.
In recent years, Facebook has begun to show more and more brands, media and celebrities. A series of criticisms, however, caused algorithm to be changed at the expense of contacts with real people.
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Moldovan Politicians Accused of Buying Facebook 'Likes'
Many politicians in Moldova have attracted thousands of "likes" on their Facebook pages, hinting at their great popularity among the masses.
However, a media probe has uncovered that a suspicious number of these "likes" come from far-away countries with which Moldova has little or no connection.
Mark Zuckerberg's New Year's Resolution is to Fix Facebook
For this year, Mark Zuckerberg has set himself the task of fixing the Facebook social network. Zuckerberg has begun to make challenges on New Year's Eve in 2009 when he wore a tie every day that reminded him of the importance of Facebook becoming profitable despite the global financial crisis.
Twitter blocks far-right Golden Dawn account
Two weeks after Twitter Inc said it began enforcing new rules to combat white supremacist and other violent or hateful groups, the microblogging application on Thursday suspended the account of Greece's neo-fascist Golden Dawn party.
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In tax shift, Facebook to post ad revenues locally
Facebook, in a bow to transparency, has announced plans to declare certain ad revenues in the country where they are made and not in Ireland, where it has a greater tax advantage.
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Google Forwards more Traffic to Media Outlets than Facebook
Google was a major source of online media traffic forwarding, but Facebook managed to overtake it. Now, however, Google regains its dominance in this area, writes Re/Code.
At some point in 2017, the search engine has become a major source of external page views, according to new data from Parse.ly's digital analytics firm.
Facebook Launches a Version of Messenger For Young Children
Facebook today announced a new version of its Messenger chat app designed for children ages six to 12. Called Messenger Kids, the new app does not require a Facebook account — due to federal law, users under the age of 13 cannot legally sign up for Facebook.
Facebook opens new London hub, to create 800 UK jobs
Facebook opened its new London office on Dec. 4 and said it would add another 800 jobs in the capital next year, underlining its commitment to Britain as the country prepares for Brexit.
Facebook Opens a New Office in London
US company Facebook opens a new office in London this week by making the British capital the most important engineering center outside the US with the creation of 800 jobs, the company said.
More than 2,300 people will work for Facebook in the UK.
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Australia to Probe Facebook, Google Over Media Disruption
Australia's competition regulator said on Monday it would investigate whether U.S. online giants Facebook and Alphabet Inc's Google has disrupted the news media market to the detriment of publishers and consumers, reported Reuters.