#Newsfeed: Facebook news feed change is death to small businesses; Spotify announces program to ‘identify and break’ new music superstars; Twitter to livestream 2017 Melbourne Cup

Plus how Beyonce mastered the Instagram grid (according to W Magazine).

We announced the arrival of Facebook’s “Explore” tab last week, but Medium has done a deep dive into the effect that this new Newsfeed structure will have on business pages – namely, there will be far less organic reach for pages from now on. The publication argues that, despite the fact that organic reach has been on the decline for a while now, you will now have to pay more to reach people who already liked you.

Read more about yet another change to your Facebook feed here.

God bless W Magazine. The US publication has closely examined Beyonce’s Instagram account and highlighted all of the ways that Queen Bey rocks the platform’s grid layout. “In these posts, she’ll typically give us a pose on the left, a pose on the right, and sandwiched in between is the video collage, which is usually (but not always) set to the sounds of whatever Queen Bey presumably likes to bop along to in the car with Blue,” the writer deduces.

If you want to read how to deconstruct an Instagram account, see the example of perfection here.

• Facebook is bringing paywalls to Instant Articles in your mobile feed [via The Next Web]
• Facebook news feed change is death to small businesses [via Medium]
• Facebook mobile and Instagram ad prices are booming, according to a Mizuho report [via CNBC]
• Palestinian man arrested after Facebook wrongly translates post [via SBS]
• Think the US Has a Facebook Problem? Look to Asia [via Bloomberg]
• Twitter to livestream 2017 Melbourne Cup plus other events during Cup Week [via Mediaweek]
• Twitter outraged for Janet Jackson after Justin Timberlake announced for Super Bowl halftime show [via Mashable]
• Twitter shares its timeline for rule updates in the wake of boycott [via Digital Trends]
• A Deep Dive Into Beyoncé’s Mastery of the Instagram Grid [via W magazine]
• Justin Bieber Reveals a Huge New Torso Tattoo on Instagram [via Highsnobiety]
• How Instagram Aims To Change The Face Of Athlete Media [via SportTechie]
• R.I.P. George Young, AC/DC producer has died at 70 [via Consequence of Sound]
• Spotify’s new RISE feature seems identical to Apple Music’s six month old Up Next [via The Music Network]
• Pink Power Generates 35 Shows and 78,000 Album Sales In Australia and New Zealand [via Noise11]
• Chance the Rapper debuts on Billboard’s Rock Chart [via Consequence of Sound]
• Sony Music Backs Campaign to Save U.K. Grassroots Music Venues as ‘Essential Platform’ [via Billboard]
• Rap and the gender gap: why are female MCs still not being heard? [via The Guardian]
• Ed Sheeran reveals that year off was due to struggle with substance abuse [via NME]
• 7 Reasons Why ‘YouTube to MP3’ Stream-Rippers Are 100% Legal [via Digital Music News]
• Where do people use Snapchat? A lot at parties, but not as much at sports stadiums. [via Recode]
• YouTube Red greenlights a Tinder-themed romantic comedy series called Swipe Right [via The Verge]
• Apple sued by Japanese company that owns Animoji trademark [via The Verge]
• Social media standings: How Sydney FM stations fare in audience and engagement [via Radio Today]
• Nike is using its new digital studio to build a community of sneakerheads [via TechCrunch]
• Facebook shows the future of media is all about UX, not original content [via The Next Web]
• The end of Google’s first-click free policy shows promise for publishers [via Digiday]
• “Burnout” is not only a personal problem, it’s a workplace problem [via Quartz]
• You Have More Than Enough Time, You’re Just Not Spending it Right [via Thrive Global]
• TRENDING: #GeorgeYoung, #ChrisGayle, #Estimates

JADEN JAM: This Photoshop fail from Netflix is actually pretty hilarious.