This Week: The 10 Most Talked About TV Ads On Social
Welcome to the 10 most talked about TV ads on social media. This week is packed full of newcomers: Samsung, Verizon, Ruby Tuesday and more.
YouTube has a new tool to protect your content, Instagram wants to help you manage your followers and Facebook helps you create better ads from your mobile.
Founded in 1983 to counter the growing popularity of digital watches, Swatch now appears to be standing up well against high wrist-tech competition such as Apple Watch
LinkedIn is rolling out new features that will help users get more from posting on the platform. Among them are video captions, the ability to share articles quotes, and a new "see translations" feature.
Welcome back to this week’s 12 Questions Podcast. This week, welcome another seasoned digital veteran - CEO of the independent award-winning agency Threepipe, Mr. Farhad Koodoruth. And by digital veteran... we are talking something like 20 years! …
Colonel Sanders will do anything to tell people about his chicken. But has he gone too far this time? No, the Colonel does things his way! That's why he's been around for so long.
Instagram started testing a way to manually remove followers from public profiles, giving users more control on who sees what they share on the platform.
To continue improving transparency on its platform, Facebook is testing a new feature that adds info labels to posts that are a result of paid partnerships.
Following its integration with Snap Kit, Tinder is introducing Bitmoji on its platform, allowing users to send them to their matches.
To protect its users against SIM hackers, Instagram is building a new 2-factor authentication system that doesn't rely on SMS.
Twitter is rolling out a new feature that allows you to 'dock' videos on the platform, in order to keep watching as they scroll.
