Facebook is removing identity verification requirements and "Paid for by" disclaimers for social issue ads that comply with three criteria.
Search results for algorithm changes. If you didn't find what you were looking for, try a new search.
The thumbs-down button will remain, but it will only serve to inform YouTube's algorithm for recommendations and a creator's stats.
Product manager Rachel Alves is back with some answers to common questions that creators ask about YouTube’s Search and Discovery.
This month, Hootsuite's Social Media Marketing Manager, Amanda Wood, and her team, try to get shadowbanned on Instagram.
LinkedIn is optimizing its "People You May Know" feature to eradicate biases keeping members with smaller networks behind.
According to Head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, the Facebook-owned platform is no longer just a photo-sharing app.
A recent study finds that TikTok has a huge influence on the music industry, shaping top charts and propelling artists to stardom.
Bumble is taking a stand against users who body shame others, using a new algorithm to flag and potentially ban users.
A new TikTok feature will help people who have epilepsy filter out photosensitive content that could trigger seizures.
Instagram is making changes to crack down on influencers who don't disclose paid partnerships with brands.
In its effort to protect critical dialogue on its platform, Twitter is announcing several new product and enforcement updates.
TikTok will not be selling its US operations. Instead, the Chinese-owned platform has chosen Oracle as its new "Trusted Technology Partner."
LinkedIn is #OpenToWork, Facebook changes its algorithm again, Lego gets into pop art, and India bans TikTok.
Facebook made two ranking updates last month that target and reduce the reach of posts that make exaggerated or sensational health claims.
Getting your app downloaded can be a challenge. Here’s how to use Facebook ads to effectively promote and increase your app installs.
One of the most common reasons your ad sets don’t deliver the expected results lies within audience exclusion.
Pinterest is launching a new single Pin format for its chronological following tab that will allow more discovery.
Instagram announced several changes, last week, designed to give you more control over your feed and to help make sure the posts you see in it are more "timely."
