newsfeed
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- noun
- /ˈnuːzfiːd/
- Texting
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feed de noticias
- What we're trying to do actually is provide each user a personalized newsfeed that will be the content that's most interesting to that user.
- Facebook newsfeed
- newsfeed shows
Google followed Facebook with its Gmail algorithm, in essence, to understand the newsfeed dynamic.
- Google followed Facebook with its Gmail algorithm, in essence, to understand the newsfeed dynamic.
Examples
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So I tend to view Facebook as my own customized newsfeed, put together by my friends.
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She found an interesting article about climate change while scrolling through her newsfeed.
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Wait, Henry, you were watching a newsfeed on the plane.
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For Facebook, I have taken all friends out of my newsfeed who post negative things.
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Connect the people app with your Facebook account to live stream all your newsfeed and friends' profiles.
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Inform your followers to make sure they have checked the "show in newsfeed" option.
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You can receive daily, weekly, or monthly email digests of newsfeed posts.
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Each time you log on to Facebook, your newsfeed will display only the highest-ranked posts at that time.
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I've blocked many a politics-savvy, well-meaning Facebook friend from my newsfeed because I find it so boring.
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A Facebook page titled "L.I.T.H/Huntley Memes" appeared on the newsfeeds of Huntley students on Friday, Nov. 16.
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Synonyms
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3.4
A list of new posts and updates you see on a website or app
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A constant flow of news on phones and websites
How Current
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Newsfeed is made from news and feed, and feed once meant 'to give food' or more generally 'to supply', like feeding animals. So a newsfeed is a steady supply or stream of news and posts you see on a website or app.