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Facebook Messenger Getting a Redesign, Will Remove Discover Tab: Report
Facebook Messenger has ditched chat bots and removed Discover tab as part of a larger redesign process to remain simple and catch more eyeballs.
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Facebook News Section Launched, and It Will Pay Publishers
Over the course of its 15 year history, Facebook has variously ignored news organizations while eating their advertising revenue, courted them for video projects it subsequently abandoned.
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Facebook Set to Launch Dedicated News Section, Reaches Deal With Major Publishers: Report
Facebook news section would reportedly be free for users, though Facebook might pay publishers whose work is featured.
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Instagram Music Launched by Facebook in India
Facebook on Tuesday launched Instagram Music in India.
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Facebook Offering 'Millions' to Publishers for News: Report
Facebook is reportedly in talks with news publishers to offer "millions of dollars" for the rights to publish their material on its site.
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Biplab Deb's Wife Posts On Facebook To Deny Domestic Violence "Rumours"
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb's wife Niti Deb took to Facebook today to rubbish what she called "rumours" after reports by a section of the media that she had accused him of domestic violence.
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Facebook Still Hosting New Zealand Mosque Shooting Videos: Report
According to a report in Motherboard on Friday, certain videos on Facebook and Instagram show sections of the raw attack footage.
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Apple Bans Cryptocurrency Mining on iPhone and iPad
After Facebook and Google, Apple has now targeted cryptocurrency, banning its mining on iPhone and iPad devices.
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70 Years Of Porsche: 10 Greatest Porsches Ever Made
Porsche is 70! What is possibly one of the greatest automakers in the world today, the German auto giant has gone from being a small time sportscar maker to appeal to the enthusiast to an automobile powerfhouse making cars for a wide cross section of users. And if that's not all, Porsche's sheer dominance of motorsport has been well documented. Not...
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Facebook Shutting Down 'Trending' Feature, To Explore "New Ways" For News
Facebook is discontinuing its troubled "trending" section, the social network announced Friday.
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Facebook Lists Feature Gives Users Another Option for Status Updates: Report
Facebook is rolling out itemised lists that users can post as a status update.
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Facebook Testing Local News Section Called 'Today In'
Facebook is testing a new feature in its app where it will have city-specific local news, events and announcements available on its platform.
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Facebook Safety Check Becomes a Permanent Feature With Its Own Section
Facebook sees enough reason to make 'Safety Check' a fixture of its site as natural disasters, terrorism and conflict have become frequent.
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Facebook Reportedly Testing Expansion of Groups Feature
The Groups feature which is usually hidden in the app's settings will reportedly be brought to the forefront to enable the Facebook experience to centre around online communities.
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Facebook Is Testing Messenger-Like Bubble Texts for Its Comments Section
Facebook is reportedly testing out messaging bubbles for its comments section, similar to what you see on Messenger.
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Facebook Messenger Getting a Redesign, Will Remove Discover Tab: Report
Facebook Messenger has ditched chat bots and removed Discover tab as part of a larger redesign process to remain simple and catch more eyeballs.
-
Facebook News Section Launched, and It Will Pay Publishers
Over the course of its 15 year history, Facebook has variously ignored news organizations while eating their advertising revenue, courted them for video projects it subsequently abandoned.
-
Facebook Set to Launch Dedicated News Section, Reaches Deal With Major Publishers: Report
Facebook news section would reportedly be free for users, though Facebook might pay publishers whose work is featured.
-
Instagram Music Launched by Facebook in India
Facebook on Tuesday launched Instagram Music in India.
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Facebook Offering 'Millions' to Publishers for News: Report
Facebook is reportedly in talks with news publishers to offer "millions of dollars" for the rights to publish their material on its site.
-
Biplab Deb's Wife Posts On Facebook To Deny Domestic Violence "Rumours"
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb's wife Niti Deb took to Facebook today to rubbish what she called "rumours" after reports by a section of the media that she had accused him of domestic violence.
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Facebook Still Hosting New Zealand Mosque Shooting Videos: Report
According to a report in Motherboard on Friday, certain videos on Facebook and Instagram show sections of the raw attack footage.
-
Apple Bans Cryptocurrency Mining on iPhone and iPad
After Facebook and Google, Apple has now targeted cryptocurrency, banning its mining on iPhone and iPad devices.
-
70 Years Of Porsche: 10 Greatest Porsches Ever Made
Porsche is 70! What is possibly one of the greatest automakers in the world today, the German auto giant has gone from being a small time sportscar maker to appeal to the enthusiast to an automobile powerfhouse making cars for a wide cross section of users. And if that's not all, Porsche's sheer dominance of motorsport has been well documented. Not...
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Facebook Shutting Down 'Trending' Feature, To Explore "New Ways" For News
Facebook is discontinuing its troubled "trending" section, the social network announced Friday.
-
Facebook Lists Feature Gives Users Another Option for Status Updates: Report
Facebook is rolling out itemised lists that users can post as a status update.
-
Facebook Testing Local News Section Called 'Today In'
Facebook is testing a new feature in its app where it will have city-specific local news, events and announcements available on its platform.
-
Facebook Safety Check Becomes a Permanent Feature With Its Own Section
Facebook sees enough reason to make 'Safety Check' a fixture of its site as natural disasters, terrorism and conflict have become frequent.
-
Facebook Reportedly Testing Expansion of Groups Feature
The Groups feature which is usually hidden in the app's settings will reportedly be brought to the forefront to enable the Facebook experience to centre around online communities.
-
Facebook Is Testing Messenger-Like Bubble Texts for Its Comments Section
Facebook is reportedly testing out messaging bubbles for its comments section, similar to what you see on Messenger.
