Facebook is now letting businesses, creators, educators, and media publishers earn money from online events on its platform.
Casio G-SHOCK has announced the GA900 series - a line-up of extra-tough watch models that are scheduled to roll out later this month.
Instagram will start asking users to confirm their identities when it identifies patterns of potential inauthentic behavior.
Twitter has finally made its v2 API available to developers - totally rebuilt for the first time since 2012.
David Blaine announced Ascension, his first major stunt in a decade; an online-only event to take place exclusively on his YouTube channel.
Pinterest is updating skin tone ranges in its inclusive beauty results search feature, and opening its AR Try on feature to new brands.
GIPHY has launched GIPHY Backdrop, a new tool that lets you create your own animated virtual backgrounds for video calls.
After announcing its $1 billion Creator Fund earlier this month, TikTok has announced the first creators to receive funding.
Google introduced a new "virtual visiting cards" feature called people cards. It's now available on Google Search in India.
Prepare to be #hashtagged mercilessly. Facebook is starting to suggest the use of hashtags as a way to increase post reach.
Advertisers can now run Lead Generation Form campaigns on Quora and integrate with Zapier to transfer their leads to other apps.
18 years after the Air Jordan 17, the Jordan Brand has opted, once again, to launch a new shoe in a suitcase. Welcome the Jordan AJNT23, on August 19.
As part of its investment to promote Black-owned businesses and organizations, Facebook is launching a $25M program to support Black creators.
Google has announced it will start shifting away from size-based to ratio-based image specifications later in the year.
After testing lead form ad extension in Search campaigns for the last months, Google is extending the feature to YouTube and Discovery campaigns.
Google is finally rolling out its Nearby Share content-sharing feature on smartphones running Android 6.0 and above.
Here are 5 things that new TikTok creators should know to help their content perform better on the platform.
WhatsApp is piloting a way for users to double-check forwarded messages by uploading them through their browser - without WhatsApp seeing them.