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Facebook (FB) Looks to Cut Down on News Feed Spam
January 20, 2015 2:57 PM ESTFacebook (Nasdaq: FB) is looking to clean up users' news feeds. The following was posted by Facebook earlier Tuesday:
The goal of News Feed is to catch up with your friends and find the things that matter to you. Were always looking to people on Facebook to tell us how we can improve this experience. Weve heard from people that they want to see fewer stories that are hoaxes, or misleading news. Todays update to News Feed reduces the distribution of posts that people have reported as hoaxes... More



