Federal Reserve Board seeks comms boost with Facebook page

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The Fed is broadening its use of social media

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors has opened up a new line of communication in the form of a Facebook page, bringing it onto a total of five forms of social media.

The Fed said in a statement it had created the Facebook page to increase the "accessibility and availability" of news and educational content about its work.

The move means the Fed now has a presence on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and LinkedIn, joining a wider trend among central banks in recent years that have sought to

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