Facebook, seeking to calm creators of articles and video after announcing a change in how their work will be promoted in its news feed, sent an email pledging to help them adapt.
Stories and clips that draw comments and likes or are shared by users are more likely to be seen, Facebook said in the email obtained by Bloomberg. The company will also continue to prioritise content that users search for or return regularly to view, such as weekly video series.
“We know even a small update to News Feed can be disruptive to you and your talent’s businesses, and