January 24, 20182 min read, 349 words
Published: January 24, 2018 | 2 min read, 349 words
Two straightforward questions with big implications for news publishers.Last week, Facebook its News Feed would prioritize links from publications its users deemed "trustworthy" in an upcoming survey. Turns out that survey isn't a particularly lengthy or nuanced one. In fact, it'...
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Credible
January 24, 2018
An accurate, yet brief report on Facebook's newly implemented 2 question News Survey that seeks to crowdsource user trust in news outlets as a determining factor in how they rank and display content in News Feeds.
January 24, 2018
Credible
September 30, 2020
Short but credible article pointing out the 2 questions survey that shows Facebook intent to start analyzing news quality on the platform. I'm very curious about the outcomes. I believe Facebook is already coming up with solutions and I hope they find out a way to present these "trusted by community" sources without making us more suspicious about our news feeds.
September 30, 2020