Facebook Now Does News Feeds by Elliott C. Back

Facebook Now Does News Feeds

Posted in Web 2.0, Interface by Elliott Back on September 5th, 2006.

Techcrunch, as usual, got an exclusive preview of facebook’s new features, which are two kinds of feeds–mini feeds, and news feeds–that describe how your profile and your friends’ profiles have changed over time. There’s only one good way to illustrate this, and that is to present what I see when I now log in:

Browsing to a particular invidual shows what they’ve been up to:

This is called the mini-feed.

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