New Creative Tools In Facebook Ads Manager App Allow You To Create Ads From Your Mobile Device
Facebook has announced it has launched new creative tools within its Ads Manager app that allows advertisers to create ads easily directly from their mobile device.
Facebook will soon be competing against other tech giants soon; it's working hard on developing its own silicon chips to power its hardware ambitions.
As expected, Twitter's removal of locked accounts from follower lists last week has caused a stir, especially since many users lost a significant amount of their followers.
As if its fake news, data breach, or election meddling problems weren't enough, Facebook now has one more thing to worry about: movie piracy.
YouTube has announced a new Copyright Match Tool that will help creators on its platform find out if others have re-uploaded their content on other channels.
The Word Cup is over and so are the soccer related ads. This week brings back more "traditional" TV advertisers, led by Old Spice, GEICO and Gain.
First there was art and architecture to draw us to Belgium, then beer, football, and chocolate - and EU politics, of course. Now, Skullmapping is adding AR to the attractions.
Welcome to this week's top social media stories. Instagram is testing a new verification process, Snapchat launched its Lens Explorer and Facebook is testing AR ads in News Feed.
Moving Day on July 1 is a local tradition in Quebec: an estimated 130,000 people move home on that day. McDonald's chose to show some support with its "Boxy" campaign.
Pew Research Center published an analysis on the use of the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag, along with details about other hashtags related to social or political issues in the same time period.
If you'll be watching the 2018 FIFA World Cup final in Israel on Sunday, the referee might help you win a brand new big screen TV.
