Facebook is testing out new ways for users to discover news content, including grouping articles or videos by topic, Facebook’s VP of News Feed, Adam Mosseri said at The Information’s New York subscriber summit on Tuesday.
Another idea, which would likely expand beyond news to other types of content, is a discovery tab within Facebook’s app that would surface new articles or videos from pages that users don’t already follow.
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