#Newsfeed: Facebook is putting all Page notifications in one place, Google announces YouTube TV service that rivals cable, Snapchat is gaining popularity amongst parents

Plus Twitter highlights two new worries for shareholders.

• Facebook’s Rolling Out a New Page Inbox to Manage Page, Messenger and Instagram Comments in One Place [via Social Media Today]
• Facebook is changing the way it ranks posts based on your reactions and likes [via Digital Trends]
• Facebook Reactions a Year on – How are Reactions Being Used and What Does That Tell Us? [via Social Media Today]
• Inside Twitter’s decision to keep Periscope and abandon everything else [via Mashable]
• New worries for Twitter: Fake news and employee exodus [via VentureBeat]
• How Lin-Manuel Miranda could change Twitter [via KSAT]
• How Birchbox, Carnival Cruise and more use the Instagram album feature [via Digiday]
• Get ready to see less #ad and #spon on Instagram [via Mashable]
• Google announces YouTube TV service that rivals cable [via The Next Web]
• New Grant Funding For Venues To Boost Sydney’s Live Music Scene [via TheMusic.com.au]
• Now Facebook is hiring for a legal music licensing boss [via Music Business Worldwide]
• SoundCloud adds a new tier to its subscription service [via Engadget]
• Already a Favourite of Teens, Snapchat Is Gaining Popularity With Their Parents [via AdAge]
• Crackdown on social media influencers [via The Age]
• Kogan named as Australia’s most mobile-ready website [via Mumbrella]
• More Followers, More Problems? How to Keep a Large Audience Engaged [via Hootsuite Blog]
• Facebook’s Latest Industry Report Highlights the Strength of Lookalike Audiences [via Social Media Today]
• TRENDING: #UAconf2017, #FleetFoxes, #Autumn

Community managers and Facebook page owners are all breathing a sigh of relief today, with Facebook rolling out a new look Inbox. All notifications will now appear in one place, enabling brands to manage their Messenger messages, Facebook posts, and Instagram comments in one centralised hub.

Read more about this update here.

VentureBeat is reporting on two new – and very big – headaches for Twitter. As first spotted by the securities filing blog Footnoted, Twitter made two important disclosures in the annual report it filed yesterday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission – a new section of risk factors the company faces in which it notes that Twitter is “experiencing high voluntary attrition” and a warning about fake news on the social networking service.

Read more about this story here.

One week on from the introduction of albums on Instagram, brands like Birchbox, Carnival Cruise Line and Benefit Cosmetics are already testing it – with some great results. Benefit is still playing with the optimal number of images and videos in one album, but “three seems to be the sweet spot right now”, creative manager for Benefit Adriana Parada told Digiday.

See more examples of this style of posting here.

YouTube really wants to replace your TV service, and Google is getting serious about it. The company today announced a virtual cable TV bundle, allowing users to pay a fixed amount every month (it hasn’t said how much yet) and have access to live broadcasts from a myriad of channels including broadcast and cable channels.

Read more about this developing story here.

New stats released by market research firm eMarketer projects that 70.4 million Americans will use Snapchat in 2017 – and the platform is gaining popularity amongst older demographics. According to the research, close to 8 million Snapchatters will be over the age of 45 – just over 11% of the total U.S. user base.

Read a summarised version here, or the full breakdown of numbers here.

JADEN JAM: An 81-year-old Japanese woman has launched her first app for iPhone, after only starting to use computers at the age of 60.