In this article, Hootsuite CTO Ryan Donovan discusses advancements in social commerce, the growing privacy battle, and more 2021 social media predictions.
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Facebook announced a partnership with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) on the "Shop Safe, Shop Smart" campaign to help shoppers avoid scams.
Nokia is bringing back free online photography classes, just in time for the holiday season.
Here are 5 questions to ask yourself to help you make the online shopping experience easier for shoppers.
YouTube has announced audio ads, its first ad format designed to connect brands with podcast or music listeners.
Pornhub sex education aims to bridge the gap between porn and actual sex education with ‘real talk about sex from those who know it best.’
Owning a game-worn jersey from your favorite football player is a dream for many die-hard fans. For PSG fans, it could become a reality.
After announcing the #BuyBlack Friday campaign in the US earlier this month, Facebook is now promoting a #BuyBlack Friday Gift Guide.
Netflix is bumping up the cost for most of its monthly plans in the US, for existing and new customers.
Snapchat is launching "First Person," the first Snap originals series shot on Snapchat Spectacles. Watch the trailer!
Google has published 5 shifts in shopping behavior, to help retailers take action and prepare for the holiday season.
In its effort to protect critical dialogue on its platform, Twitter is announcing several new product and enforcement updates.
Facebook is banning QAnon-related Pages, Groups, and Instagram accounts, even if they don't contain violent content.
Google has announced the rebranding of G Suite as 'Google Workspace', offering a new user experience, brand identity, and new features.
At its Communities Summit last week, Facebook has announced many new tools to help Group Admins better manage their communities.
Kicking off this year's Advertising Week, Pinterest is rolling out new shopping tools, among them, ads in visual search results and shopping inspiration in the UK.
This year has redefined how we work and how we interact with one another. There is no doubt it will change the creative industry forever.
New Twitter billboards are taking over the streets of seven US cities to promote wearing masks to combat the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.