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Facebook to prioritise original reporting, transparent authorship in News Feed
Facebook has stepped up the battle against online misinformation with a latest update to prioritise original reporting
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Facebook rejects call to share revenue with Australian media
Australia is set to unveil plans to force Facebook, Google to share advertising revenue they earn from news
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Facebook to make News Feed more personal by conducting surveys
The app will now deduce the posts users want to see more of and which friends they are closer to
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Facebook reveals how the News Feed algorithm works
As part of a drive to be more transparent and offer greater control to users
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Facebook to promote local news in latest update
The update will be first rolled out in the United States and expanded to more countries later this year
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Facebook to prioritise 'trustworthy' news based on surveys
New filters to ensure "High quality news" over news from less trusted sources
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Researchers have found why people are obsessed with Facebook and its news feed
People keep visiting Facebook to make themselves feel better and then fall into a "cycle of self-regulatory failure"
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Facebook has trapped us with one hilariously simple oversight
Welcome to the matrix
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