#Newsfeed: New GBBO judge accidentally tweets winner before episode airs; Instagram adds right-to-left language support; Drake disqualified from 2018 Grammys

Plus how musicians can utilise fashion to build their brand.

With criticism of Facebook mounting thanks to the current investigation around Russian ads, Fairfax Media has asked nine experts what they think needs to be done in order to fix the platform. Suggestions include requiring real verification of real names for real people, and offering users a “vintage Facebook” setting (without News Feed ads and “like” buttons).

Read all of the responses here.

Instagram has added support for languages that are written and read from right to left, starting with Arabic, Farsi, and Hebrew. It’s been a long time coming for such a software update, considering Instagram has up until today supported 33 languages, but Instagram insists it had to reformat its entire app to support an opposite text flow.

Read more about how this new language support came about here.

• Four frightening facts Facebook disclosed at the Congressional hearing today [via Quartz]
• How to fix Facebook? We asked nine experts [via Sydney Morning Herald]
• Does Facebook Even Know How to Control Facebook? [via The Atlantic]
• Twitter erupts in collective anger as judge accidentally tweets winner of ‘Great British Bake Off’ [via Mashable]
• Fed up, two UC Berkeley students launch tool to spot Twitter bots [via Berkeley News]
• Twitter Suspended Me for Trolling White Supremacists [via VICE]
• Instagram adds right-to-left language support starting with Arabic, Farsi, and Hebrew [via The Verge]
• Why do you like celebrity photos on Instagram? [via The Verge]
• How One Niche Brand Engages and Grows Its Instagram Audience [via Simply Measured blog]
• triple j breakfast’s Ben reveals co-host Liam’s mobile number on show (and you can guess what happened next) [via Radio Today]
• Report: DJ Khaled contributes to 21.6% recorded revenue jump for Sony Music [via The Music Network]
• Jay Z To Receive Grammy Salute To Industry Icon Award [via Noise11]
• Drake Officially Disqualified from the Grammys In 2018, Sources Say [via Digital Music News]
• Chris Brown Takes “Shit At A Wall” Approach, Releases 45 Track “Heartbreak on a Full Moon” To Game The Charts [via hypebot]
• Chris Brown Gives His Fans Insanely Detailed Instructions on How to Listen to His New Album [via Complex Music]
• Stormzy has been bonding with older fans on Twitter [via NME]
• Portugal. The Man’s “Feel It Still” Is The Biggest Rock Crossover Hit In Five Years [via Billboard]
• Avicii & PlayStation Team Up for Rhythmic Space Pilot Game ‘Invector’ on PS4 [via Billboard]
• Ducktails Albums Removed From Streaming Services After Matt Mondanile’s Sexual Misconduct Allegations [via Billboard]
• The ‘world’s rarest Beatles album’ is up for sale [via NME]
• How Musicians Can Utilize Fashion To Build Their Brand [via Music Think Tank]
• Tom Waits re-recorded “Innocent When You Dream” for Banksy art installation: Stream [via Consequence of Sound]
• Here’s how concert ticket prices vary across the US [via Consequence of Sound]
• 10 Ways to Dramatically Boost the Money You Make from Streaming [via Digital Music News]
• The Dutch government funds three YouTubers to get high and record their drug trips [via Quartz]
• Google is locking people out of documents, and you should be worried [via Mashable]
• Self serve programmatic platform Match2One launches in Australia and SE Asia [via Mumbrella]
• I Spent 10 Hours With iPhone X: A Review [via Refinery29]
• Halloween comes to your favorite apps [via TechCrunch]
• Senators Grill Facebook, Twitter, & Google On Fake News: “Your Power Scares Me” [via Fast Company]
• This Is How Many Minutes Of Breaks You Need Each Day [via Fast Company]

JADEN JAM: In a real-life Truman Show situation, this film is made entirely with surveillance footage.