CNET - You may not have asked for them, but you're going to start seeing posts in your News Feed from Pages you don't follow anyway. Facebook said Tuesday that it has tweaked its News Feed formula yet again, this time to include posts that Pages you've "liked" are tagged in. The alteration means that you'll find stories from Pages you don't follow mentioning those that you do. The social network is pitching the change as a way to help people "discover conversations around topics they've expressed in." Specifically, when a Page tags another Page in a post, Facebook may show that post to you if you like or follow the tagged Page. Say, for instance, that you follow a celebrity Page on Facebook. When that celebrity is tagged in a photo by a Page you don't follow, Facebook may show you that post in News Feed with the "celebrity was mentioned in a photo" header, as pictured below. (Credit: Facebook) Essentially, Facebook is just emulating the way it already h
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