Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ February 2, 2018
	NEWS
	Americans are logging off Facebook Quartz Lurking in Facebook's stellar quarterly earnings report Thursday were some troubling numbers: The company added fewer daily active users than analysts expected, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that as a result of the company's moves, the time people spent on the platform dropped by 50 million ... Facebook use has already dropped 50 million hours — but no biggie, it says - Digital Trends Facebook's 'fixes'- meaningful or skin deep? - Sharonherald Facebook's Q4 lesson: SMBs matter more than ever - ZDNet Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Secret Memo, Winter Games, Facebook: Your Thursday Briefing New York Times People will most likely spend less time on Facebook as a result of News Feed changes. But less can be more, the company explained to a worried Wall Street. • Months after its enormous security breach, Equifax introduced an app to help customers lock access to their credit files. It didn't work. • Xerox ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook banned cryptocurrency ads but it still shows them anyhow TNW In an interesting turn of events, Facebook announced that it is removing all cryptocurrency and ICO-related ads from its platform claiming such content is "frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices." But it turns out the some of these ads continue to slip past the social media ... Flag as irrelevant
	As Facebook Shifts, Instagram Emerges As A New Home For Brands Forbes For big brands, the difference can be staggering. When Mercedes-Benz shared a post on Facebook recently about the premiere of its new A-Class, the update quickly garnered more than 10,000 Likes. Impressive … until you consider that the very same image on Instagram generated more than 150,000 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook promoted conspiracy theories following Amtrak crash Mashable First spotted by The Daily Beast's Ben Collins, Facebook's screw up du jour involved the "People Are Saying" section of Trending Topics. The phrase "Charlottesville, Virginia," which is near where the train wreck occurred, was trending, and clicking through brought a Facebook user to a page with ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Artificial Intelligence The New York Times "We launched a feature based on a computer vision algorithm that allows people who are visually impaired to go through their news feed and understand what photos consist of," says Joaquin Quiñonero Candela, the head of Facebook's Applied Machine Learning team, noting that the descriptions are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Michigan Senate Candidate Stews in Facebook Post 1077 WRKR It comes as quite a shock that Michigan Senate candidate Michael Saari thinks the judge in the Larry Nassar case might have been a bit too hard on the guy. Flag as irrelevant

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