Showing posts with label newsfeed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newsfeed. Show all posts

Friday, March 8, 2013

Everything You Need To Know About Facebook’s Latest News Feed Design

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The New Facebook is about you. In a new attempt to manage clutter that is invading our personal feed on Facebook, Facebook is putting all your favorite feeds into one ‘personalized newspaper’ where you can get high quality content from famous figures, relevant local sources and your social circles.

With the new design you can stay on top of a topic, or ‘drill’ into the essence of that topic – the new Facebook design allows you to dwell in both.

It’s also taking tips from Pinterest and pushing for a more visually engaging interface, putting the focus on photos instead of just pure text. The new News Feed has been designed to give us richer stories, better choice of feeds, and a more consistent user interface between desktop and mobile Facebook.

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What Advertisers Are Plotting For The New Facebook News Feed

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Advertisers reacted mostly with optimism today about the way Facebook intends to redesign the News Feed.

Overall, they see the separate new feeds for photos, music and friends — along with bigger images and video players — as attractive venues for advertising.

The bigger the palette, the more can be done with it.

But Facebook hasn't released all the details of how ads will be integrated into the new News Feed. Curiously, it's not yet clear whether advertisers will be able to choose which of the feeds their ads go into.

We got these reactions advertisers and close observers of Facebook's advertising business...

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Saturday, March 2, 2013

What To Expect From Facebook's Shiny New News Feed

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News Feed, one of the three so-called "pillars" of Facebook - alongside Timeline and Graph Search - is the bustling epicenter of the social network. And it's overdue for an overhaul.

In a press invite sent out Friday, Facebook invited us to "Come see a new look for News Feed" on the morning of Thursday, March 7, at the company's Menlo Park, Calif., headquarters.

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