Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ May 4, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook reportedly looking into a subscription-based model CNET Rumors have swirled in the past about a subscription-based model of Facebook, where people could pay the social network to avoid ads and maintain their privacy. Facebook's current model can afford to be free because it collects user data, which advertisers can use to target products to specific groups ... Facebook is exploring a subscription fee - Quartz Tech Tent: Do we now trust Facebook? - BBC News Time to ditch the Facebook login: If customers' data should be protected, why hand it over to ... - The Register Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook, Twitter, and Google Would Like to Be the Gatekeepers of Democracy Without the ... Gizmodo Top brass from Facebook, Twitter, and Google stopped by Stanford Law School Thursday to participate in a conversation about the challenges social media companies face in regulating free speech and protecting democracies. The panel showed the companies are much better at identifying problems ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Helping High Quality News Thrive on Facebook Facebook for Developers Learn how we're prioritizing high quality news and how we're helping publishers build their businesses on Facebook. Created with Sketch. Other videos you may be interested in. 18:37. Create Fullscreen Experiences On Mobile with Canvas. 18:36. 17:26 · The Future of Monetizing with Audience ... Flag as irrelevant
	Alegria Illustrations Motionographer We've been busy - heads down, pencils up, drawing furiously. Starting in early 2017, Facebook reached out to us to do a ground up rethink of in-product illustration and animation across their entire ecosystem. Working with The Collective at Facebook, we assembled a crack team of illustrators to nail a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook is exploring ad-free paid version iDownloadBlog While there will always be an ad-supported version of Facebook that's free to everyone, the company has been conducting market research in recent weeks to determine whether an ad-free version paid by subscriptions would spur more people to join the service. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook vs. Russian bots: the Kremlin is winning InformNapalm For over 2 months in a row InformNapalm volunteers have been struggling with the wave of Facebook bans. Currently 4 of our active members are blocked for 30 days. While these bans are the result of new Facebook blocking policy, we investigated "ban words" and discovered that there is no way for ... Flag as irrelevant

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