Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ March 1, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook is taking a page from LinkedIn and expanding its job listings Quartz Facebook says that the job-postings feature introduced in the US and Canada has been wildly popular—popular enough, at least, that the company is now expanding the listings to 40 more countries and effectively positioning itself as a competitor to LinkedIn. The social network lets you browse jobs or ... Facebook takes aim at LinkedIn by expanding its job listings feature to 40 more countries - Daily Mail Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook news feed changes 'decimated' publisher BBC News Lifestyle site Little Things says it has had to close after changes to Facebook's news feed algorithms "decimated" its business. The closure of the female-focused publishing business will result in the loss of 100 jobs. The company focused on a mix of "feel-good news" and videos. Since launching in 2014, ... LittleThings Shuts Down, a Victim of Facebook's Algorithm Changes - Adweek For social publisher LittleThings, Facebook's "prioritization of friends/family content over publishers ... - Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Could Do a Lot More on Trump-Russia Bloomberg It could be a difference in the way ads are served to mobile devices and PCs, or a difference in the particular times of day people used Facebook, or just the luck of the draw. With enough data, one could then use them as a control group to tease out the impact of the ads on those who did see them. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook says finds no new evidence Russia interfered in Brexit referendum Reuters Using the same methodology that Facebook used to identify U.S. election-related social media activity conducted by a Russian propaganda outfit called the Internet Research Agency, Milner said the social network had reviewed both Facebook accounts and "the activity of many thousands of advertisers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Most Americans think Facebook hurts democracy and free speech more than it helps, says poll The Independent A majority of Americans believe social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook hurt free speech and democracy more than they help, according to a new survey. In a finding that underscores a considerable shift in public opinion following revelations about the way Russia allegedly used platforms ... Flag as irrelevant

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