The Top 5 Social Media Stories Of This Week
Welcome to this week's top social media stories! Twttr happens to be very popular, Skype brings screen sharing to mobile and Google shuts down Goog.gl.
The latest in female empowerment... comes with a sports angle and is directed specifically to that of young girls.
Facebook announced it's introducing cost cap, a new bidding type that will help advertisers maximise their cost efficiency by getting the most results at, or below, a set cost per action.
As part of its overhaul of the design system for its business tools, Facebook is giving Business Manager and Ads Manager a few updates.
Please welcome this week’s 12 Questions Expert Spotlight guest, the Social Media Director at Ogilvy Health UK, Rebecca Canvin.
Following an announcement last year, Google has shut down the goo.gl URL shortener and is replacing it with Firebase Dynamic Links. If you've been using goo.gl to shorten and monitor your links, you probably already know …
Google is far from giving up on Google+. Last week it launched Currents, an enterprise version of Google+ for G Suite.
Has AI voice tech gone too far? This deepfake ad’s been taking some flak for making it appear as though football legend, male model and family man ‘Becks’ is a polyglot.
Facebook is slashing the price of the Portal entry model, hoping to convince privacy-wary users to bring the device into their homes.
Founded to help London’s homeless earn a living, The Big Issue magazine is now partnering with digital bank Monzo to boost sales in an increasingly cashless society.
Twitter's experimental app Twttr is already more popular than Twitter itself among those who are trying it out.