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Meta s Facebook changes its logo; know how different is it from the previous one

According to the social media behemoth, Facebook's new design is more daring, electrifying, and timeless. As a major component of the app's identity, each of the various new enhancements promotes greater clarity throughout the whole design.

It s complicated: Australian media firms were breaking up with Facebook long before the infamous 2021 news blackout

Not so long ago, Facebook was a goldmine for Australian news media. News featured prominently in Australians’ Facebook feeds, and newsrooms across the country saw a growing online audience engage with their stories. People were liking, commenting and, most importantly, sharing stories, delivering new eyeballs to news outlets. This revolution in news distribution encouraged many of Australia’s biggest news media companies to invest time and money into posting on Facebook. But the relationship between Facebook and news companies has soured. Facebook famously changed its algorithm in January 2018 to reduce “audience exposure to public content from all pages, including news” in favour of posts from family and friends.

Twitter may roll out Facebook-like emoji reactions to tweets

Twitter may roll out Facebook-like emoji reactions to tweets - Micro-blogging platform Twitter is reportedly working on a Facebook-like tweet reactions view that includes adding some new emojis.

Will emoji-style reactions work on Twitter? How emoticons have given social media giants even more power

SHARE Strip social media back to its bare bones and you find that it has two purposes. The first is to help us communicate. Thanks to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and others, we’ve never been so connected. We sign up to stay in touch with friends, find like-minded people and feel part of a thriving digital society. The second, sitting under the radar, is to find out how we’re feeling. The ability of social media platforms to guess our attitudes towards a given stimulus is what gives them power and value. Over time, they get better at presenting us with things we find interesting, satisfying and alluring.

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