
by Callum Borchers, The Washington Post
Facebook wants the latest version of its News Feed to be “more fulfilling” and “good for your well-being.” To accomplish this goal, the technology giant is giving top billing to posts shared, liked and discussed by the people in users' social networks while de-emphasizing material posted by corporate brands and content that might have gone viral in the broader Facebook community.
Facebook invites you to live in a bubble where you are always right