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Worldwide Web Watch

WWWearthMay 18, 2016

The Wall Street Journal‘s Geoffrey Fowler asks his readers to consider what it would be like to receive opposing or different viewpoints from regular Facebook news feeds.  Currently, Facebook’s “News Feed” works with an algorithm that is able to personalize and suggest what are considered to be your likes and interests.  But what if you could immediately see the other side of things?  Think Republican versus Democratic opinions, pro-gun versus anti-gun arguments, pro-life versus pro-choice points of view, at the click of an icon– kind of like Thesaurus’ antonyms list. To read more about such a concept and to further broaden your news feed horizons, click here.