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Facebook announced a few days ago that it is bringing a change to its News Feed so that the company’s algorithm prioritizes links from web pages they load faster – including those using its own Instant Article Format.
The change, as broadcast by digitallife.gr, will negatively affect pages that their links load slower.
The update will become available in a few months, giving publishers time to make the necessary changes to their page.
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