Facebook's Redesigned News Feed Is (Literally) Hard To Ignore
by Dividend Pros
The one constant in Facebook's (FB) short history is that it has continued to change and adapt to the rapidly changing trends on the internet. In fact, Facebook's recognition that most social networking users are inherently fickle was an important differentiating factor which prevented the social networking giant from suffering a similar fate to early startups like Orkut and MySpace. Facebook's recent announcement of its plans to overhaul the News Feed in the coming days appears to embody the same principle of adapting to changing user preferences. Thus far, the new design has generated a lot of excitement among digital media bloggers and enthusiasts. However, the pertinent question for us investors is if this excitement is justified and would it translate to increased profitability, and in turn increased stock price? In this article, I look at some of reasons investors should be excited about this change. read more »
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