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Oct 30, 2012
Facebook responds to accusations of reducing reach to monetise "promoted posts"
HONG KONG - Facebook has never kept its tweaking of news feed posts a secret, but since the introduction of its promoted posts option, articles accusing the platform of reducing the reach of unpaid posts in order to enhance Facebook's revenues have gone viral.
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