Facebook News has launched in the UK - how does it work? (PA) Facebook’s new section dedicated to personalised news content has launched in the UK today. From 26 January, Facebook News will allow users to see curated news stories from major national, local and lifestyle media outlets, used outside of the US for the first time. The social media platform says it hopes the new feature will “bring people closer to the stories that impact their lives and the community around them.” The scheme has seen many publishers sign lucrative deals with Facebook for their content, with The Guardian reporting some such agreements to be worth seven-figures.
Facebook News has launched in the UK - how does it work? (PA) Facebook’s new section dedicated to personalised news content has launched in the UK today. From 26 January, Facebook News will allow users to see curated news stories from major national, local and lifestyle media outlets, used outside of the US for the first time. The social media platform says it hopes the new feature will “bring people closer to the stories that impact their lives and the community around them.” The scheme has seen many publishers sign lucrative deals with Facebook for their content, with The Guardian reporting some such agreements to be worth seven-figures.
Facebook News has launched in the UK - how does it work? (PA) Facebook’s new section dedicated to personalised news content has launched in the UK today. From 26 January, Facebook News will allow users to see curated news stories from major national, local and lifestyle media outlets, used outside of the US for the first time. The social media platform says it hopes the new feature will “bring people closer to the stories that impact their lives and the community around them.” The scheme has seen many publishers sign lucrative deals with Facebook for their content, with The Guardian reporting some such agreements to be worth seven-figures.
Facebook News has launched in the UK - how does it work? (PA) Facebook’s new section dedicated to personalised news content has launched in the UK today. From 26 January, Facebook News will allow users to see curated news stories from major national, local and lifestyle media outlets, used outside of the US for the first time. The social media platform says it hopes the new feature will “bring people closer to the stories that impact their lives and the community around them.” The scheme has seen many publishers sign lucrative deals with Facebook for their content, with The Guardian reporting some such agreements to be worth seven-figures.
It s thought that with upgraded broadband, nearly two million more people than previously estimated could also choose to work from home in the long term, reducing transport and housing pressures in big cities and boosting local and rural economies.
The firm, which already employs more than 34,500 people, also announced a commitment to upgrade its 27,000 Openreach vehicles - the second largest commercial fleet in the UK - to electric by 2030.
Openreach chief executive Clive Selley said: As a major employer and infrastructure builder, we believe Openreach can play a leading role in helping the UK to build back better and greener.