Facebook’s News Feed algorithm is complex, but the humans it serves are still pretty simple. We all just want to be stimulated. Do that, and Facebook will share what you have to say.

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Well, it has happened again. Facebook, the social media giant where 67 percent of Americans get their news, has updated its algorithm. The change, announced Thursday afternoon via press release and… ...

Now, the Facebook “news feed” will join the graveyard of anachronisms in our memories. Henceforth, the “news feed’ will now be known as just the “feed.” Starting today, our News Feed ...

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Facebook has unveiled its latest News Feed complete with larger images and a choice of feeds. It has a consistent experience across all platforms.

The “News Feed” name had been in place since the feature was first introduced more than 15 years ago. In some ways, it’s a massive change — Facebook is one of the world’s most-used ...

On Wednesday Facebook shared how it tailors the News Feed for each user, and the news is both good and bad. The good news is that Facebook is trying to inform and entertain you with posts that are ...

One of the enduring criticisms of Facebook is that the News Feed is a black box. Starting this week, however, the box will suddenly take on a shade of dark gray. No one outside the company fully ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Facebook is rolling out a radical new redesign of News Feed, the biggest since it launched the feature in 2006. The giant social network plans to unveil the redesign at a press ...

Well, it has happened again. Facebook, the social media giant where 67 percent of Americans get their news, has updated its algorithm. The change, announced Thursday afternoon via press release and… ...