Facebook decided to change the name of its main section ‘News feed’, known as the news section in Spanish and from which it shows the publications of other users and groups, which is now called only Feed.

The social network owned by Meta made the announcement through its Twitter account, where it explained that the change of name from the news feed section to just Feed becomes effective from this week.

The current Facebook Feed is “a constantly updated list of stories that appears in the central part of the home page”, as the platform explains on its support page.

This section is where the user accesses most of the Facebook content, such as status updates, photos, videos, links, application activity and likes of people, pages and groups, ordered by the social network algorithm.

Content from external sources is also included, such as groups or news with which the user’s friends have interacted, even if they do not follow them. The members of the social network can hide the contents that they do not prefer to see.

The news is just one type of content that is shown to users in their Feed, and Facebook has chosen to remove this reference in the name of the section.

K. Tovar

Source: Unocero

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Electronic Arts (EA) spoke about the good results that the FIFA 22 video game has produced since its launch on September 26, also highlighting the possibility of a name change in the future.

FIFA 22 hit the market on September 26, and since then 9.1 million players have joined the game, 7.6 million Ultimate Team squads have been created and 460 million games played, as indicated the company in a statement.

EA, however, is already looking to the future of the franchise, which is sustained by the ecosystem of signed agreements and licenses, and which allows it to offer “unrivaled authenticity” in all EA SPORTS football games.

Currently, they indicate, it is the only soccer franchise that brings together the main leagues in the world: UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, CONMEBOL Libertadores, Premier League, Bundesliga and LaLiga Santander, among others.

But the company said EA SPORTS football, which is primarily identified as FIFA, could change its name. “We are exploring the idea of ​​renaming our global games EA SPORTS soccer. This means that we are reviewing our naming rights agreements with FIFA, which is separate from all of our other official agreements and licenses in the world of soccer.”

Source: dpa

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