Facebook News Feed redesign
Join us as Facebook unveils its redesigned News Feed at its Menlo Park, Calif. headquarters.
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Hi everybody! Welcome to our Facebook live blog.by Casey Newton
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The press is still lined up at Facebook, waiting to get in.by Casey Newton
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Hi Casey!by Jauk
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Hello all. More CNETers will be joining in a moment.by Paul Sloan
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Hi there!by Casey Newton
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is this something that might finally fix the mobile app!by aj marz
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Probably not!by Casey Newton
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Yes. Should be fun. Messing with -- um, improving -- News Feed is a big deal. ANd it's a tricky balance between keeping users happy and keeping advertisers happy. Though Zuckerberg has been saying it's one and the same.by Paul Sloan
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What about my comment? It didn't get accepted. It said "Hello!". :(by Kamran Mackey
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So sensitive, Kamran! But hello. :)by Casey Newton
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So, there is a video stream if you want to watch along with our liveblog: new.livestream.comby Casey Newton
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Right now it is playing very chill music.by Casey Newton
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Hi Casey! Keen to see what Facebook announce.by Mark
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Me too!by Casey Newton
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We're in!by Donna Tam
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well.. this is weird. Neither Hi or Hello of my comments went throughby Leo
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All this hype for a new news need - maybe Facebook is still "hip" after all.by Jauk
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Waiting for things to get rolling.by Donna Tam
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We are moderating your comments. Only the strongest will survive!by Casey Newton
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live updatingby Cheryl Knight
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Will we get live video feed for the announcement?by Kylenelson24
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live updatingby Jeremy Knight
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@CaseyNewton Hello :)by Kamran Mackey
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Making history here......by Mike Mel
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Anyone know if/where we can watch a live stream of the press conference?by Lydia
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I'm liking this.............. This will be a great addition to the FB technology.by Mike Mel
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The big question: Who will freak out over what?by Paul Sloan
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i was hoping for news on the redesigned timeline and the notification sound but i'll see where this goesby Devin Wolfe
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I have decided to pre-freak out, just to be ready.by Casey Newton
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Hi everyone, standing by.......by janlgordon
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Maybe the new feature is a filter that detects red solo cups in pictures and prevents people on your family and co-workers lists from seeing them.by Jauk
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This event is all about News Feed -- which, for Facebook, is all about engagement and making money.by Paul Sloan
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I endorse the red solo cup filter feature.by Casey Newton
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@CaseyNewton It's kinda hard to do when you have the Liveblog in one tab and the Live stream in another tab when using Chrome, haha :Dby Kamran Mackey
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waiting to see how this changes brand pages.by bluelily17
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@Paul Sloan
most people who can't deal with changeby Devin Wolfe -
Hopefully this isn't ine of those many step backwards.by Erik
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The best choice is to ignore the video stream and allow your favorite CNET personalities to paint a picture with words.by Casey Newton
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Prediction: Facebook changes some things, these things greatly reduce user privacy, people freak out & say they're quitting, most people don't quit. Repeat.by SarahADowney
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+1 Casey!by Paul Sloan
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@Devin Wolfe That's true, they don't. At least at first. Then they adapt.by Paul Sloan
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@CaseyNewton Haha, nice one! But how can I ignore the video stream with all that catchy music playing? :Dby Kamran Mackey
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I want a filter for "name a city without E in it" to help make some of my friends look less gullible.by Steve
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@Casey I don't know, what if they say or release something CNET's parent company is against?by Jauk
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Regardless of how awesome the new News Feed is, no doubt a slew of new fan pages will pop up shortly... "Give me back my old News Feed - click like if you agree" LOL!! Yep, there's nothing as certain as change.by Mari Smith