The Street - NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- When Facebook was new, I used to describe it to people by saying, "It's like a newspaper to see what's going on with people you actually know." This week, Facebook is becoming more like an actual newspaper than ever before -- and taking the rest of the news media along for the ride. The question is, how wary should established media brands be? Its new offering, "Instant Articles," means Facebook hosts articles from some of the best news organizations around (including the New York Times, BuzzFeed, and National Geographic) on its own site, rather than linking back to news organizations' Web sites. What this means mechanically is that readers will see some, special stories a few seconds faster than they would have otherwise -- and on Facebook's site. Facebook is testing out the feature now, but I've yet to see one of these stories in my news feed. Must Read: Warren Buffett's 7 Secrets to Dividend Investing Print media has been under p
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