Sentences with phrase «less news»

They get less news coverage and are less likely to be talked about in offices and bars.

Read some positive stories online and watch less news for a while.

Especially, if you are looking to invest in smaller cryptocurrencies that receive less news coverage.

Facebook is choosing to fight fake news by showing less news in general as the platform tweaks the news feed for users» «well being,» though a push for more local news is also part of the changes.

A group of six publishers — including Condé Nast, Hearst Magazines, Meredith, News Corp., Rogers Communications, and Time Inc. (now owned by Meredith)-- created Next Issue Media in 2009 and debuted the Texture service in 2012 as a way to increase sales at a time when people are reading less news in print publications.

In case you were distracted by lesser news, The New York Times shocked the world Tuesday by reporting that the nation's preeminent canine competition will, for the first time, «include a program featuring cats.»

Sometimes less news is good news.

More follows from a Friday behaving like a Thursday, with 6 big news breaks, including 3 corporate results plus lots of lesser news.

It tells the news of a world that no longer exists, but also that relationships are timeless and often less news worthy.

Less news = less search results, a less robust Google News page, etc., and thus less capability to match advertisers with targeted consumers.

Though there was less news sprung up that the Microsoft is going to build a gaming tablet of 7 - inch.

This week's show is filled with gaming goodness (read: less news stories than last week), as well as an interesting look at Guitar Hero rip - offs.

There would be less news value in these documents if the financial relationships had been clear from the get - go.

Now, driving more referral traffic to the stories that matter could help Facebook start to repair its frayed relationship with publishers that felt blindsided after it decided in January to show less news all together.

It's a reminder that despite Facebook's announcement last week that it is going to distribute less news to its users, it is still going to distribute plenty of news, given its enormous power and weight.

On this episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, Recode's Senior Social Media Editor Kurt Wagner talks with Kara Swisher and Lauren Goode about how Facebook is trying to fix its «fake news» problem — by showing users less news and asking them to rank the credibility of media outlets.

[1:24 PM]: Pete: we (the Bitcoin media sector) need less news; we need to focus on providing better quality news.

And if you pay attention to the news (or Facebook) you've likely heard that CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently announced changes to the company's news feed, which could «drastically affect how people interact on the social network»; showing people less news and ads, and more content from their friends and family.

Facebook is showing less news — but now Twitter is doing the opposite and placing live, breaking news videos in a prominent spot at the side of user's timelines.

So the less news media that viewers consume, the higher percentage of the political content they get will come through the entertainment industry.

In lesser news, I reviewed Russell Crowe «s chintzy directorial debut The Water Diviner.

We actually managed to fill an hour and a half, even though we had less news to cover.

Facebook has recently made some changes to show you less news and more family - oriented pics and videos — even though you've previously subscribed.

Spoiler: the News Feed will show you less news and videos and more posts from people you interact with, or posts that would generate engagement, the positive kind.