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Facebook needs help to provide news to mobile feeds

byCustoms Today Report
31/10/2014
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NEW YORK: Facebook needs the help and cooperation of publishers to provide real news to mobile feeds, according to an article published this week.

Facebook apparently wants to implement a more seamless way for mobile users to access news and magazine articles, as well as other content developed for digital sites, directly from their news feed.

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