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Facebook might launch a Flipboard-like reader app called
Paper
Facebook might launch a Flipboard-like reader app called Paper

Flipboard might soon find itself competing against a reader app owned by a social media juggernaut
(read: Facebook), if re/code's report turns out to be true. According to the website's unnamed
source, the social network's been developing a news aggregator called Paper -- and no, it has
nothing to do with FiftyThree's similarly named drawing app. Unlike Flipboard which dons a look
reminiscent of magazines, the service will reportedly present stories across the internet in a "paperlike (we're assuming that means newspaper) format." Apparently, the project was originally a
feature developed for the News Feed during a previous redesign, but home-page it didn't make the
cut. Facebook has yet to confirm Paper's existence, but we'll find out soon enough -- the anonymous
source believes it could be released this month either as a standalone app or a mobile website.
[Image credit: Marco Pak?eningrat/Flickr]
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Facebook might launch a Flipboard-like reader app called Paper

  • 1. Facebook might launch a Flipboard-like reader app called Paper Facebook might launch a Flipboard-like reader app called Paper Flipboard might soon find itself competing against a reader app owned by a social media juggernaut (read: Facebook), if re/code's report turns out to be true. According to the website's unnamed source, the social network's been developing a news aggregator called Paper -- and no, it has nothing to do with FiftyThree's similarly named drawing app. Unlike Flipboard which dons a look reminiscent of magazines, the service will reportedly present stories across the internet in a "paperlike (we're assuming that means newspaper) format." Apparently, the project was originally a feature developed for the News Feed during a previous redesign, but home-page it didn't make the cut. Facebook has yet to confirm Paper's existence, but we'll find out soon enough -- the anonymous source believes it could be released this month either as a standalone app or a mobile website. [Image credit: Marco Pak?eningrat/Flickr] 0 Comments Share