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An interview with Facebook Vice-President of News Feed Adam Mosseri about Facebook's just - announced changes to the News Feed algorithm

The trepidation — and inevitable outrage — with which much of the media has greeted Facebook's latest change to the News Feed algorithm seems rather anticlimactic.

Contrary to expectations the social network never gave Instant Articles higher prominence in the News Feed algorithm, which meant publishers basically had the choice between more - difficult - to - monetize - but - faster - to - load Instant Articles or easier - to - monetize - and - aren't - our - resources - better - spent - fixing - our - web - page?

With a news feed algorithm and the sheer mass of users, paying a bit for extended reach and boost can help.

Facebook has made changes to its news feed algorithm to improve what users see.

Earlier this year, Neowin reported on the fact that Facebook was going to update its News Feed algorithm to prioritise local news content.

Well, let's go back two weeks, which is the first big announcement that they made which they said, «Hey, we're going to change this News Feed algorithm,» which is a software that determines what you see in News Feed and what you don't see in News Feed.

The company says it is not worried about the drop, since the US market is already so saturated, and because it attributes the decrease to its own, purposeful moves to revamp the News Feed algorithm.

If you hide a post from someone, it indicates you probably want to read less stories from that person, and the News Feed algorithm reacts accordingly.

Lately, Facebook revealed that it's re-focusing its News Feed algorithm.

This comes fresh on the heels of a change to Facebook's News Feed algorithm, which prioritizes posts from friends and family over those from publishers and content providers.

It revealed it would start publicizing News Feed algorithm changes in blog posts, as well as two changes that have already been rolled out: «Story Bumping,» which bumps stories you haven't seen yet to the top of the feed, and «Last Actor,» which shows you more feed stories about the people you've recently interacted with or viewed the profile of.

Facebook is tweaking its News Feed algorithm to prioritize posts that come from users» family and friends, which means you'll soon see more posts from actual people like your cousins or your college roommates.

It's important to understand that Facebook's news feed algorithm change did not target brand content per se.

Facebook changes its News Feed algorithm all the time, but Thursday's big update is not like the others.

Significant changes to Facebook's News Feed algorithm mean you might not be seeing as much news as usual.

To truly fix the platform's propensity to spread misinformation and sow division would require a more thorough overhaul of the news feed algorithm — a step that Facebook did not mention Thursday.

The company then used that report as a reason to change its News Feed algorithm to start showing people more posts from friends and family, and less from publishers and businesses.

Facebook is also adjusting its News Feed algorithm to prioritize videos from publishers and creators that viewers «seek out or return to...

Facebook is making a huge change to its News Feed algorithm to prioritize friends and posts that spark comments between them at the expense of public content, news outlets and, importantly, the total

There's also a big site full of best - practices for gamers who want to grow their audience amidst Facebook's ever - changing News Feed algorithm.

If Facebook's news feed algorithm changes to promote more posts from friends isn't enough, a new app could help eliminate the distraction — by removing the feed entirely.

The news feed algorithm will bury your post... at first.

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IBTIMES - July 1 - On Wednesday, Facebook announced a tweak to its news feed algorithm.

In early November several news outlets revealed that a group of Macedonian teenagers had fooled Facebook's News Feed algorithm into promoting blatantly false stories that appealed to right - wing voters during the U.S. election.

By comparing the two groups of stories, researchers found that Facebook's news feed algorithm does indeed create an echo chamber effect.

Facebook's research team focused on the problem of political polarization, asking how much their news feed algorithm contributed.

Political sites are getting a big boost from Facebook's latest tweak of its news feed algorithm, reports Jason Abbruzzese for Mashable.

Since the News Feed algorithm shows a user more of whatever they appear to engage with, someone who posts or comments frequently in defense of one side will be shown more content reinforcing that stance, leading to an impression of greater polarization, he worries, convincingly.

Hardly a month goes by that we don't see some kind of tweak made by Facebook to it's news feed algorithm.

Who loses from Facebook's most recent change to all - powerful News Feed algorithm?

Facebook changed the news feed algorithm to get rid of suspicious news sources.

Some Pages try to game the News Feed algorithm by explicitly asking for Likes, comments, and shares.

The Facebook news feed algorithm changed so Facebook could monetize.

With a news feed algorithm and the sheer mass of users, paying a bit for extended reach and boost can help.

If you want to dig into the Facebook News Feed algorithm, read on to find out all the relevant changes Facebook has made.

In a week where much of the Internet was all atwitter about Mobilegeddon, Google's pre-announced algorithm change that will favor mobile - friendly sites in mobile search results, a potentially far more impactful announcement was much more of a surprise: Facebook is tweaking the News Feed algorithm.

Its News Feed algorithm, which determines what people see and don't see in their feed, was gamed to help spread misinformation ahead of last fall's U.S. election.

Facebook recently made major changes to its News Feed algorithm that are expected to shrink publishers» online audiences.

Facebook stock plunged after CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced yet another change to its news feed algorithm.

In late June, Facebook announced they would be changing the News Feed algorithm to favor content from users» friends and families, triggering a collective sigh (and maybe some choice words) among publishers, brands and marketers who rely on Facebook to boost brand awareness and generate referral traffic to their website and blog content.

Not only did Facebook implement a new News Feed algorithm that favors content from users» friends and family, but just over a month ago they rolled out a new desktop business page layout — something they had been testing for a couple of months.

They responded by updating the Facebook News Feed algorithm to prioritize content from friends, family and groups, placing less emphasis on company posts and natives ads that don't spark engagement.

Over the last several months Facebook has begun to place a huge emphasis on video content in their news feed algorithm which means more organic reach and growth for marketers.

The company has admitted that users gamed its News Feed algorithm to try and spread misinformation during the election, and also that Facebook sold more than $ 100,000 worth of ads to Russian - controlled accounts.

The social network, which is known for it's always - changing News Feed algorithm, is rolling out a new «See First» option beginning yesterday.

CNN has defended Facebook in an article discussing the alleged limiting of YouTube stars Diamond and Silk's Facebook page — while benefiting from the sites recently changed News Feed algorithm.

Ironically, Facebook's new News Feed algorithm might love the hoax itself — which, after all, encourages users to comment and react to the post.

Despite Facebook's changes to its News Feed algorithm to favor content from users» friends and family, and a general