- Scoop: Inside Facebook's new plan for news [1]
- Facebook is reportedly interested in licensing publishers’ content for its News tab this fall [2]
- More than 4,400 bid to become regional journalists under Facebook scheme [3]
- Facebook reveals early results from its subscription-focused local news accelerator [4]
- Mirror boasts record traffic after culling clickbait and repairing relations with Facebook [5]
- Try not to get whiplash, but publisher engagement on Facebook is rising and native video is, too [6]
- Facebook’s News Feed ads are changing [7]
- Attempting a meta-network for local news, Facebook announces community-building grantees [8]
- In Germany, questions hang on the impact of Facebook’s latest news initiative [9]
- Has an Australian judge just broken Facebook for publishers? [10]
- Facebook is offering new subscription tools for publishers via Instant Articles [11]
- Facebook announces sweeping changes to its anti-misinformation policies [12]
- Facebook Wants to Change How You Consume News [13]
- News publishers would get more power to bargain with Facebook, Google under new bill [14]
- Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook may pay publishers to put their stuff in a dedicated news section [15]
- Facebook and Google are giving more lip service (and boot camps) to local news [16]
- How Facebook is spending more to ensure wary publishers rely on it less [17]
- Study: Facebook Engagement Rises For Web Publishers [18]
- Facebook Exec Pledges To Get Platform To 'Work For Publishers' [17]
- AFP extends its Facebook fact-checking into Arabic [19]
- BBC Global News CEO Jim Egan: ‘We’re pleased with the Facebook relationship’ [20]
- Four Takeaways from Facebook’s Q4 Earnings: What Advertisers Need to Know [21]
- ‘Efficient’: Publishers are recycling their Instagram efforts for Facebook Stories [22]
- New York Times CEO Mark Thompson: Relations with Facebook are ‘cordial and effective’ [23]
- Australia: Nine, NewsCorp and Seven West respond to the ACCC preliminary report into digital platforms [24]
- Facebook’s News Feed ads are changing [25]
- Social media outpaces print newspapers in the U.S. as a news source [25]
- “So many times we forget to listen”: How Spaceship Media moderated a Facebook group of 400 political women without it going off the rails [26]
- Facebook Subscriptions Test Expands to more Publishers [27]
- Facebook to require proof that political ads come from UK [28]
- Facebook has tapped a BBC veteran to tackle India’s fake-news crisis [29]
- Facebook hires Spiegel exec (and sometimes critic) to strengthen relations with publishers in Europe [30]
- Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook won’t be paying publishers an annual fee for their stuff [31]
- Facebook says its free news feed is helping journalism [32]
- Advice from Facebook for reaching wider audiences after the latest newsfeed updates [33]
- Facebook rolls out another News Feed change aimed at increasing trust [34]
- Facebook starts training 14 metro newsrooms this week. What will they learn? [35]
- News Feed FYI: More Local News on Facebook, Globally [36]
- Will news organizations face Facebook-fueled blowback for using third-party tracking on their own sites? [37]
- How publishers are monetizing their Facebook groups [38]
- ‘Everyone was a bit suspicious’: Scarred news publishers are wary of Facebook’s latest Watch gambit [39]
- Scoop: Facebook aiming to launch News for Watch this summer [40]
- For News Publishers, Facebook Is a Less Reliable Friend [41]
- After Facebook news-feed changes, publishers look hopefully to Pinterest [42]
- Bloomberg chief says pendulum of media dominance is swinging away from Facebook and Google [43]
- Publishers Could Get a New Weapon Against Facebook and Google [44]
- AP to debunk election misinformation on Facebook [45]
- Collateral damage from Facebook’s news-feed changes begins to pile up [46]
- Rare, Cox Media's Facebook-driven conservative site, is shutting down [47]
- Enabling Publishers to Label Breaking News on Facebook [48]
- Viral publishers see sharp engagement drops on Facebook [48]
- Facebook has decided that separating publishers into their own News Feed is a bad idea [49]
- CNN president to government: 'regulate Google and Facebook or our industry dies' [50]
- RIP Facebook Live: As subsidies end, so does publisher participation [51]
- Declining Facebook reach squeezes publishers’ branded-content business [52]
- BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti says Facebook should share revenue as well as traffic [53]
- Facebook lost around 2.8 million U.S. users under 25 last year. 2018 won’t be much better. [54]
- Facebook execs paint a grim picture for news publishers [55]
- Facebook’s new branded-content guidelines will force some publishers to abandon a business model [56]
- Google and Facebook make up less than 5 percent of publishers’ digital revenue [57]
- Crowdsourcing trusted news sources can work — but not the way Facebook says it’ll do it [58]
- How Facebook stole the news business [59]
- Facebook now to prioritise ‘trusted’ sources [60]
- Facebook expands its fact-checking project to Italy [61]
- Newsrooms welcome Facebook's new local news emphasis, but remain wary of its effect [62]
- Facebook says it will prioritize local news in its feed. Here’s how it’ll determine what’s “local” and “news” [63]
- Facebook news feed changes shift publisher audience development priorities [64]
- Following Facebook’s Changes, Publishers Can Use These Strategies to Overcome the Loss of Traffic [65]
- Publishers claim they’re taking Facebook’s News Feed changes in stride. Is the “bloodletting” still to come? [66]
- Goodbye Facebook: how publishers can survive and thrive in 2018 [67]
- How Facebook’s feed purge could expose publishers to fraud [68]
- Facebook News Feed changes 'deeply significant' for publishing industry [69]
- Monday Note: Facebook is done with quality journalism. Deal with it. [70]
- ‘A watershed moment’: Publishers find hope in a more rational post-Facebook media landscape [71]
- Massive publisher impacts from Facebook changes [72]
- Diversification is the new black as publishers see the end to Facebook dependence [73]
- If Facebook stops putting news in front of readers, will readers bother to go looking for it? [74]
- Facebook changes could help the media kick its algorithm addiction [75]
- Fickle Facebook demotes news in another blow to publishers [76]
- ‘This change will take some time to figure out’: Here’s how Facebook is explaining its feed change to publishers [77]
- ‘We’re marching in the same direction’: Facebook is emphasizing Groups, and publishers are following suit [78]
- Publishers are treating Facebook Watch like YouTube [79]
- What does Mark Zuckerberg’s pledge of fixing Facebook’s issues mean for the fate of news on the platform? [80]
- Is Facebook preparing to open up on fake news? [81]
- How much news makes it into people’s Facebook feeds? Our experiment suggests not much [82]
- How The Times of London is using Facebook groups to drive subscriptions [83]
- Australia to probe Facebook, Google over media disruption [84]
- Facebook is giving some publishers a ‘breaking’ label for news posts [85]
- Facebook teams up with Ryerson to take its battle against 'fake news' to the startup world [86]
- In Turkey, use of Facebook and Twitter for news is falling, and WhatsApp is rising [87]
- Newsonomics: The New York Times’ Mark Thompson on regulating Facebook, global ambition, and when to stop the presses (forever) [88]
- 'Way too little, way too late': Facebook's factcheckers say effort is failing [89]
- Publishers are wary of Facebook and Google but must work with them [90]
- Facebook and Google Are in Rebuilding Mode with Publishers [91]
- When a Facebook test moves news stories to a separate feed, traffic — and public discourse — are at stake [92]
- Facebook will show cars for sale from auto dealers [93]
- ‘Facebook has been a disaster for us’: Candid thoughts of European publishers [94]
- Facebook moving non-promoted posts out of news feed in trial [95]
- Facebook and Apple can’t agree on terms, so Facebook’s subscription tool will only launch on Android phones [96]
- The World's Most Powerful Publishers Refuse to Admit What They Really Are [97]
- Facebook Tests Subscriptions For Instant Articles [98]
- With Facebook’s focus on video, publishers hear less about Instant Articles [99]
- Facebook accused of inflating its reach among young adults [100]
- Facebook’s Watch videos are being viewed an average of 23 seconds [101]
- Cronkite School, Facebook to collaborate on media literacy [102]
- Facebook turns to newspaper ads to combat fake news in India [103]
- Facebook on Local News Partnerships: ‘We’re Just Getting Started’ [104]
- What Vox Learned from Building Groups and Creating Communities on Facebook [105]
- Facebook gives, but continues to take more from publishers [106]
- This guy watched a full 24 hours of Facebook Watch (so you don’t have to) and thinks it’ll work [107]
- Are publishers making money on Facebook? “Not really,” a new report finds [108]
- Facebook Updates Ad, Content Guidelines To Support Publishers [109]
- Facebook has pulled Instant Articles off Messenger [110]
- How a 171-year-old news agency is the hidden mainstay of news on Facebook [111]
- Facebook starts rolling out funded shows for Watch [112]
- USA Today’s Facebook-like mobile site increased time spent per article by 75 percent [113]
- German publishers are joining forces against the duopoly [114]
- Hearst’s Barrett on Talks With Facebook: Progress, but More Needs to Happen [115]
- Finally, Facebook no longer lets fake news sites advertise to you [116]
- Facebook Has a New Mission That Just May Benefit Local Publishers [117]
- Facebook will soon purge video clickbait from the News Feed [118]
- With Facebook Watch, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram hopes to attract more viewers to local videos [119]
- Here’s why 4 publishers jumped onto Facebook Watch [120]
- Facebook is rolling out a Trending News section on mobile, now with its own link [121]
- For its first Facebook community, Bloomberg brought readers together to talk about personal finance [122]
- What Publishers Can Learn by Working Together with Tech Companies Like Facebook and Google [123]
- Google and Facebook envision Stories for news, not social [124]
- Now it’s Snapchat copying Facebook’s ads Power Editor [125]
- Facebook fights fake news with links to other angles [126]
- Facebook’s latest News Feed change could push more publishers to Instant Articles [127]
- The Campaign Against Facebook And Google's Ad "Duopoly" Is Going Nowhere [128]
- Inside Facebook’s Plan to Take Virtual Reality Mainstream [129]
- Facebook announces improvements to its Live 360 feature [130]
- Why publishers are testing an old Facebook tool originally designed for brands [131]
- This new Facebook analytics tool lets publishers compare their mobile and Instant Articles traffic [132]
- Facebook always wins: Data shows publishers are buying far more Facebook traffic [133]
- Facebook Exec Campbell Brown: We Are Launching a News Subscription Product [134]
- USA: LMA’s Position on Facebook and Google [135]
- USA: News Media Alliance Calls for Legislation to Address Impact of Digital Duopoly on News Organizations [136]
- French publishers are joining forces to take on Google and Facebook [137]
- News Outlets to Seek Bargaining Rights Against Google and Facebook [138]
- Last month, Facebook launched a pilot program with 6 local newsrooms. Here’s how it’s going [139]
- Inside the Facebook team that’s charged with keeping publishers happy [140]
- BuzzFeed's Jonah Peretti: news publishers only have themselves to blame for losing out to Google and Facebook [141]
- ‘There’s nothing to be ashamed about’: How publishers approach buying traffic through Facebook [142]
- Facebook crosses 2 billion monthly users [143]
- Facebook may finally have to compromise its user experience in order to keep growing [144]
- For Axios, Apple News beats Google AMP and Facebook Instant Articles [145]
- Axel Springer hopeful Facebook will make news pay [146]
- What a team at the Honolulu Civil Beat is learning while experimenting with Facebook Live [147]
- Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook [148]
- Facebook’s working with publishers on paid subscriptions [149]
- What’s behind the recent media bloodbath? The dominance of Google and Facebook [150]
- Is Facebook serious about helping publishers find subscribers? Industry leaders are watching carefully [151]
- Facebook Building Feature to Let Users Subscribe to News Publications [152]
- One year in: How publishers are finding wins with Facebook Instant Articles [153]
- UK: Weeklies cut all web editorial content in bid to drive traffic to Facebook [154]
- ‘It doesn’t negate the negatives:’ Facebook’s Instant Articles update ignores revenue issues [155]
- Facebook recruits its top publishers for exclusive shows [156]
- Facebook is going to show you news that you normally avoid [157]
- Facebook will let publishers convert Instant Articles to Google AMP and Apple News formats [158]
- French publishers face delays and transparency issues in Facebook’s fake-news crackdown [159]
- Facebook reminds publishers yet again: Post meaningful and authentic stories [160]
- Facebook blocks Pulitzer-winning reporter over Malta government exposé [161]
- It’s too early to declare Facebook’s anti-fake news efforts a failure [162]
- Publishers’ candid thoughts on video: ‘Facebook is taking a cut of what used to be ours’ [163]
- Facebook promised to tackle fake news. But the evidence shows it's not working [164]
- Local news outlets find an unlikely ally in the duopoly [165]
- Facebook paid pubs to use Live. Here’s what happened at The New York Times. [166]
- Facebook admits its 10th measurement mistake since September [167]
- The Facebook rescue that wasn’t [168]
- Publishers are using Facebook video to drive commerce revenue [169]
- A focus on digital habits could help news publishers fight Facebook [170]
- MailOnline’s Lauren Dick: ‘Facebook has a massive opportunity in header bidding’ [171]
- How much is a Facebook partnership worth? [172]
- Facebook Beats Q1 Earnings Estimates, Sees User Growth Amid Content Concerns [173]
- ‘The audience there is huge’: A guide to the most popular publisher Facebook video hacks [174]
- Facebook has found a head of news products to help fight its false news problem [175]
- Facebook will start training local journalists and newsrooms [176]
- The Guardian pulls out of Facebook’s Instant Articles and Apple News [177]
- A Facebook bot purge clobbered USA Today, and no one knows why [178]
- Facebook looks to hire a head of news products to combat fake news [179]
- Publishers are seeing another big decline in reach on Facebook [180]
- Facebook’s algorithm isn’t surfacing one-third of the Chicago Tribune's posts. And it’s getting worse [181]
- How Business Insider’s distributed brand Insider is diversifying from Facebook [182]
- Facebook taking money for hoax adverts despite fake news crackdown pledge [183]
- The French magazine L’Obs is using Facebook Messenger to follow undecided voters [184]
- Instant Recall: Facebook's Instant Articles promised to transform journalism — but now big publishers are fleeing [185]
- Facebook runs full page newspaper ads against fake news in France ahead of the election [186]
- Facebook Buys Full-Page Ads in Germany in Battle With Fake News [187]
- The Times of London is wooing subscribers via a Brexit Facebook group [188]
- Facebook launches 'certificate' for journalists offering training on tools to improve audience engagement [189]
- Introverts only: Huffington Post tries niche Facebook-only ‘communities’ to lure new readers [190]
- The New York Times launches a Facebook group to discuss podcasts (and learn to make better ones) [191]
- Facebook faces increased publisher resistance to Instant Articles [192]
- Germany: How Bild uses Facebook Instant Articles to drive subscriptions [193]
- Press Gazette launches Duopoly campaign to stop Google and Facebook destroying journalism [194]
- A More Humble Facebook Is Deploying Charm And Its Checkbook To Win Over Critics [195]
- Facebook rolls out global warning against fake news [196]
- Why Google and Facebook can't just make fake news disappear [197]
- Germany Gets Really Serious About Fake News on Facebook [198]
- News Corp chief: Orwellian algorithms of Google and Facebook put us on 'slippery slope of censorship' [199]
- It’s getting harder and harder to tell Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter apart [200]
- Facebook spearheads $14M consortium to counter fake news [201]
- How News UK spreads branded content across platforms [202]
- Campbell Brown on filter bubbles, fake news and Facebook’s role in the news industry [203]
- How are your stories performing on distributed media? Facebook and Chartbeat are teaming up to solve the mystery [204]
- Facebook rolls out header bidding after partnering with six adtech players [205]
- Want a calmer place to discover and discuss The Washington Post’s reporting? Try this Facebook group [206]
- The Texas Tribune is using a Facebook Messenger bot to reach new audiences [207]
- Facebook and Google predicted to make $106 billion from advertising in 2017, almost half of world's digital ad spend [208]
- 'Disputed by multiple fact-checkers': Facebook rolls out new alert to combat fake news [209]
- How publishers can get their community back from social media [210]
- From frenemy to friend: How Google won publishers over [211]
- Germany threatens Facebook and Twitter with massive hate speech and fake news fines [212]
- Facebook needs news. So why shouldn’t it pay for it? [213]
- Highlight your expertise and be there to listen: The dos and don'ts of building trust with readers on Facebook [214]
- New Research Shows Students Are Largely Unaware of News Personalization [215]
- Since Facebook made Crowdtangle free, more than 150 local newsrooms have adopted it [216]
- How one viral publisher uses Facebook groups to grow big numbers [217]
- How The Economist is using Facebook for live audio [218]
- Facebook has started to flag fake news stories [219]
- German publishers are skipping Facebook’s fake-news initiative [220]
- Facebook’s latest video shift irks news publishers [221]
- The Times of London leans on Facebook video to drive subscriptions [222]
- UK publishers see Facebook Live viewership stagnate [223]
- Zuckerberg Raises the Right Questions – Local News Should Answer Them [224]
- Facebook is starting to put ads in the middle of its videos [225]
- Facebook Is Trying To Smooth Over Relationships With The Media [226]
- How Mark Zuckerberg could really fix journalism [227]
- What Facebook Owes to Journalism [228]
- How Facebook and Google could disrupt the subscription model for news [229]
- 10 Facebook Live tips from the Hindustan Times [230]
- Australia: Compensation call after Facebook figures ‘out 94pc’ [231]
- Don’t ask users to tag unemployed friends (and other lessons for newsrooms on Facebook) [232]
- Facebook, Google, others launch drive against fake news in France [233]
- Facebook Benefiting From Mobile, Political Rhetoric In Feeds [234]
- Facebook beats in Q4 with $8.81B revenue, slower growth to 1.86B users [235]
- Facebook and the press: The transfer of power [236]
- Facebook changes feed to promote posts that aren’t fake, sensational, or spam [237]
- 'Real change needs to happen:' Publishers shrug at platform overtures [238]
- Parliament Could Ask Facebook To Add Fake News Warnings To British News Stories [239]
- Guide to Facebook Engagement in 2017 [240]
- Barra To Lead Facebook's Virtual Reality [241]
- Facebook wants you to watch longer videos, so it’s going to show you longer videos [242]
- Betting on Facebook and Snapchat hasn’t paid off big for publishers, a study shows [243]
- Facebook is trying to tackle fake news, but what should we do? [244]
- In Race Against Fake News, Google and Facebook Stroll to the Starting Line [245]
- Facebook just made a key move in its quest to crush Snapchat [246]
- Facebook Reboots Trending Topics—Again—as Fake News Festers [247]
- Publishers made only 14 percent of revenue from distributed content [248]
- Deals with Facebook and Snapchat are popular, but they’re not big money-makers [249]
- What does a news organization optimized for trust look like? [250]
- Facebook Journalism Project is Nothing But A Much-Needed PR stunt [251]
- Facebook rolls out Flipboard-y story packages, subscription tests, and video metrics for big publishers [252]
- With its subscribers Facebook group, The Boston Globe is mining the stickiest corners of the platform [253]
- The Faustian Facebook dance continues [254]
- Facebook will start telling you when a story may be fake [255]
- As fake news takes over Facebook feeds, many are taking satire as fact [256]
- In a policy change, Facebook will allow more newsworthy graphic content [257]
- At long last, Facebook articulates a set of news values [258]
- Here is an easy free tool to convert all your articles to Google AMP [259]