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Old 29th August 2016, 08:05   #1
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Default Facebook removes "Trending" news story descriptions
Before the start of the weekend, Facebook announced some notable changes to the way its social network would be handling “Trending” news topics, which previously contained topic descriptions curated by staff members and were verified through a non-algorithmic editing process.

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