Facebook is running a test for a new email marketing tool that allows businesses to send and track email campaigns from their Facebook Pages.
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Snapchat has announced it will no longer promote Donald Trump's Stories on its Discover homepage. His public account won't be removed.
Lacoste is releasing a special limited edition polo which will 100% of sales (excluding taxes) donated to the International Red Cross.
K-Pop fans are showing their formidable social media power to drown out potential racist posts using the hashtag #whitelivesmatter on Twitter.
If you want to support the Black Lives Matter but are too broke to donate, there are alternative ways to raise funds, as simple as streaming YouTube videos.
Google has made it official: You can now reach up to 2.9 billion people with a single campaign. Welcome, Discovery ads.
Facebook's new Manage Activity feature gives you an easy way to clean up your older posts in bulk, either by archiving or deleting them completely.
Crayola is launching a new set of crayons designed to represent a more diverse range of skin tone colors to advance inclusion and impact how kids express themselves.
LinkedIn has announced the ability for advertisers to target their audiences based on Video views and interactions with Lead Gen Forms.
Google has partnered with the National Alliance on Mental Illness to bring a clinically-validated questionnaire for anxiety self-assessment to search.
Pinterest is adding a shop tab on visual search results, showing users a feed of shoppable Pins based on in-stock items related to an image.
Spotify will add 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence to playlists and podcasts as part of the music industry's Blackout Tuesday collective action.
Apple has released iOS 13.5.1 with an important security update patching out the Unc0ver jailbreak.
Facebook's NPE team last week announced Collab, a new experimental app that lets you create collaborative music videos, with others, wherever you are.
Facebook last week announced it will now start verifying the identity of people who exhibit inauthentic behavior and whose posts tend to go viral in the US.
"Don't pretend there's not a problem in America." In the wake of the on-going protests across America, Nike boldly addresses racism in its new campaign.
Facebook's New Product Experimentation (NPE) team has launched Venue, a new app that helps fans experience live events more interactively.
Snapchat has released new research about the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on our society and what we all do on a daily basis.