12 Questions With John Kalis
From Instagram to the power of the influencer, tech, and more, indaHash's VP of US Development, John Kalis chats social on this week's 12 Questions Podcast.
Facebook is announcing two new partnerships to help small and medium businesses and developers protect their customers' privacy.
Facebook announced polling for Live and on-demand videos, and gamification for Live to help creators create interactive video content.
Facebook is introducing a paid subscription feature for Group admins to charge for exclusive content. The feature is being tested across select Groups.
The importance of Facebook as a platform for news usage is declining steadily, while other smaller platforms are increasing in influence.
On National Selfie Day, McDonald's is set to solve yet another world problem. The Frylus will finally let you snap selfies with sticky hands, so you don't have to choose between a juicy burger and the perfect …
Pinterest is moving into real-world business as the discovery platform is about to launch its first subscription box with FabFitFun.
As part of its effort to get close to publishers, Twitter has launched Twitter Media, a website for publishers to learn to get the most from its platform.
This one will hurt: Facebook has found another source of video ad space; inside Messenger, where some users have started seeing autoplay video ads appear in their inbox.
Pinterest announced a new kind of Marketing Partner, adding a new Creative specialty to its list of Marketing Partners.
After a group of seven media associations banded together to protest Facebook's issue ads policy, Facebook has clarified that it will not be making an exception for them.
