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Marketers have had mixed success with chatbots in the past, so Facebook is dropping the size of the app to encourage developers to build for it and rolling out a bunch of tools to enable businesses to interact with customers on the app. Advertisers worry Facebook's focus on encryption and shift away from its news feed could limit advertising options, though.
People are flocking to Netflix and Hulu, and it's a growing concern for advertisers needing to market to the rich
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'Privacy focused' Facebook puts the spotlight on groupsMark Zuckerberg is revealing more details about his new 'privacy-focused' vision for Facebook — including a major redesign of its app and website built around letting people connect with small groups.
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Facebook's bet on privacy may threaten advertisers' sophisticated targeting, and it could 'dramatically change' its relationship with brandsFacebook is overhauling how data is handled on its platform, and advertisers worry if the move will limit ad targeting.
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Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook's future involves making billions from shopping, not just adsCEO Mark Zuckerberg said that payment and shopping would be a leading revenue driver for Facebook in the future.
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Facebook is suing a New Zealand company and three people over fake Instagram likesFacebook filed a lawsuit in a U.S. federal court against a New Zealand company and three people for allegedly selling fake likes, views and followers to Instagram users.
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Breakingviews - Instagram is becoming Facebook’s sugar daddy(Reuters Breakingviews) - Instagram is becoming Facebook’s sugar daddy. The $521...
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Instagram is becoming Facebook’s sugar daddyThe $521 bln social network’s image-sharing unit is a big reason for strong first-quarter top-line growth. There’s room to wedge more revenue-earning ads into users’ feeds. The risk, though, is the distractions and dodgy content that hamper the “old” Facebook spread to Instagram.
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