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Instagram like counts, should we show them or hide them? Instagram cannot decide, so now they will ask us to choose.
Snapchat is collaborating with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art to bring five augmented reality monuments to Los Angeles.
Adobe has updated Premiere Rush, bringing support for M1 (Apple Silicon) Macs and Samsung Note 20 series devices.
Facebook Sparked, a video speed dating app, is being tested as part of Facebook NPE team's exploration of the future of online dating.
With its built-in camera and speaker, the new Apple TV will join the growing range of Siri-enabled Smart Home products developed by Apple.
Nike Refurbished is the brand's own take on the circular supply chain business model. The program will launch in 15 US stores.
Apple has updated its Find My app to allow third-party products, giving users the ability to locate more things on its network.
Google Meet has a new feature that will help you save battery power by restricting data and decreasing the power needed to continue a call.
With the FCC Speed Test app, the agency hopes to update its data to better reflect the reality of Internet speed across the US.
The Netflix Gundam movie will bring the legendary Japanese mecha action franchise to streaming, directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts.
The Kraft Singles Grilled-Cheese-cense will fill your home with the aroma of a freshly made grilled cheese sandwich.
Twitter is launching its operations in Africa and chooses Ghana to headquarter its first African-based team.
After adding support on Portal Mini, Portal, and Portal+ Facebook is now adding Zoom and GoToMeeting to Portal TV as well.
At an event last week, Pinterest announced a new $500,000 Creator Fund, a program to support Creators from underrepresented communities.
Google is pulling the plug on its mobile shopping apps for both iOS and Android and redirecting users to its web Shopping site instead.
TikTok has started rolling out six new interactive music effects for creators, starting with Music Visualizer.
What do Bill Nye and Bombay Sapphire have in common? Not much, except the new ready-to-drink Bombay Sapphire & Tonic.
Creative Campaigns
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Experts Talk
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January 29, 2024 - Do Google SEO Tactics Work on Social Media?
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April 11, 2023 - Do LinkedIn Pods Work? Performance Insights And Key Learnings
March 2, 2023 - Instagram Reels: Do Longer Captions Lead To More Engagement?
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September 7, 2022 - TikTok’s 7-Second Challenge: Performance Insights...
May 12, 2022
Interviews
- 12 Questions With Stephanie Hilger
January 14, 2020 - 12 Questions With Keith Kakadia
January 5, 2020 - 12 Questions With Claire Kennedy
December 26, 2019 - 12 Questions With Claire Hoang
December 18, 2019 - 12 Questions With Thomas Weingarten
December 16, 2019 - 12 Questions With Renee Vaughan Sutherland
December 5, 2019 - 12 Questions With Alex McCann
November 20, 2019 - 12 Questions With Lorenzo Mitil
November 6, 2019