Facebook Is Testing Info Labels On Branded Content Posts
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.
To celebrate World Emoji Day on July 17 Facebook and Twitter released statistics about the use of emojis on their platforms and some new features.
Fifteen years after its launch, Skype is finally getting a built-in call recording feature. Many of its competitors have already been offering this service.
Two years ago we reported that Pinterest had acquired Instapaper, the social bookmarking service. Today, Instapaper is walking free.
In this tutorial, we show you how to use Facebook’s "import & export" and "split audience" features to manage your Facebook Ads more efficiently.
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.
