23andMe, the DNA testing technology company, has raised $82.5 million in new funding, bringing its total funding to over $850 million.
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As 2020 slowly comes to a close, Reddit has published its Year in Review, highlighting all the communities and conversations that defined it this year.
Twitter has released its year in review report, examining what kept us entertained and the messages we shared. This is what happened on Twitter in 2020.
Henk Campher, VP of Corporate Marketing at Hootsuite, talks about how brands can create meaning in an uncertain world.
Pornhub launched another campaign to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic and flatten the curve - this time teaching us to stay clean 'even when getting dirty.'
Welcome to this week's top social media news: Facebook adds new care reactions, IKEA has a special "stay at home" catalog and you can now watch Netflix for free on YouTube.
It's the 50th Anniversary of #EarthDay and Greta Thunberg's Organization chose to release its new ad for Fridays for Future: "Our House is on Fire."
Facebook is taking a $5.7 billion stake into Jio Platforms, the Indian Internet giant, which could birth the next WeChat-style 'Super-App.'
WhatsApp and the World Health Organization (WHO) have teamed up to launch 'Together at Home', a new sticker pack to support social distancing guidelines.
Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have reunited to launch Rt.Live, a website that tracks the spread of COVID-19 across the U.S.
Facebook IQ has published four ways in which you can adapt your ad measurement strategy, and run more effective campaigns during the COVID-19 crisis.
Facebook has rolled out two new 'Care' reactions to help people share their support with each other during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Twitter announced that verified accounts tweeting COVID-19 updates would be prioritized over non-verified accounts.
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