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A year after launch, Facebook Journalism Project gets mixed reviews for developing products with news outlets, providing training, and helping to curb hoaxes

Lucia Moses / Digiday : Tweets: @digiday , @digiday , and @bmorrissey Tweets: @digiday : Critics say the Facebook Journalism Project hasn't delivered in meaningful ways and is a public relations exercise aimed at placating publisher critics more than anything. http://digiday.com/... @digiday : “Facebook and Google are not going to change their business model to save local journalism. They send massive amounts of traffic to publishers. Fundamentally, their advertising business and targeting capabilities are a threat to publishers.” http://digiday.com/... Brian Morrissey / @bmorrissey : The year-old Facebook Journalism Project is a great example of the power imbalance between Facebook and publishers. http://digiday.com/...

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  • @digiday @digiday on x
    “Facebook and Google are not going to change their business model to save local journalism. They send massive amounts of traffic to publishers. Fundamentally, their advertising business and targeting capabilities are a threat to publishers.” http://digiday.com/...
  • @digiday @digiday on x
    Critics say the Facebook Journalism Project hasn't delivered in meaningful ways and is a public relations exercise aimed at placating publisher critics more than anything. http://digiday.com/...
  • @bmorrissey Brian Morrissey on x
    The year-old Facebook Journalism Project is a great example of the power imbalance between Facebook and publishers. http://digiday.com/...