YouTube TV now includes new Latin channels and add-on options to expand its live and on-demand Spanish-language content.
WhatsApp is piloting a new feature that lists small local businesses in a directory searchable by users looking for local shops and services.
LinkedIn Marketing Solutions has announced new features and product enhancements to help marketers grow engagement and measure impact.
Facebook is offering two new ways for eligible small and medium businesses in the US to access capital more easily.
LeBron James and Maverick Carter have partnered with Clubhouse to create a series of elevated conversations about sport and culture.
TikTok is partnering with Mediaocean to allow brands to manage TikTok ads through the omnichannel advertising platform.
Clubhouse is adding some serious editorial experience with the hire of Nina Gregory, ex-senior editor of NPR's arts desk.
Twitter is testing a labeling feature that allows automated accounts to identify themselves, to improve the experience on its platform.
LinkedIn is gradually allowing its members globally to switch between dark and light modes on their mobile app.
After months of testing, Google is finally making its dark mode available on Google Search desktop.
Twitter is testing a new feature in Turkey that gives users the ability to react to Tweets with more than just a "Like."
Google is further expanding its Workspace features, adding a central hub for all Google communication apps.
Instagram is reportedly working on a new feature to help you surface your favorite content within the feed.
Twitter has launched "Communities," a new feature that appears to be a mix between Facebook Groups and Reddit.
YouTube will soon allow access to Community Posting for creators with at least 500 subscribers instead of 1,000.
A new academic study found that misinformation on Facebook received six times more engagement than real news.
Facebook has released its Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses, capable of recording videos, taking photos, and even playing music.
App analytics firm, App Annie, reports that Android users now spend more time watching videos on TikTok than on YouTube.
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