Welcome to this week's top social media stories: Google can't but TikTok, Twitter is removing audience insights and Facebook updates Instant Articles.
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YouTube has announced changes that better protect kids and their privacy, including the requirement for all creators to designate their content in YouTube Studio.
ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, has secretly built a deepfakes maker, and that should be a concern to all of us.
Twitter's new ad unit - Promoted Trend Spotlight - lets advertisers take over the coveted Explore tab with six-second videos, GIFs, or static images.
Waze has added a handy new feature to its app, letting users check and report real-time winter conditions like snowy and icy roads and unplowed streets.
TypingDNA is raising $7 million in funding to further develop its AI-driven technology that can recognize people based on the way they type.
Welcome to the new edition of our 10 most talked-about TV ads on social media: A lot of Netflix, a few GEICOs and new beginnings.
The 2010s cemented digital's dominance in modern marketing and advertising. Naturally, the abundance of new tools, technologies, and channels meant that many terminologies were also introduced, overused, and, quite frankly, abused.
YouTube is making it easier for Creators to understand and resolve Copyright claims with three new features within YouTube Studio.
Please welcome this week’s 12 Questions Expert Spotlight guest, EMEA Social Media Lead at Seagate Technology, Claire Hoang.
K-Pop fans across the world took to Twitter to celebrate the 2019 MAMA, generating 102 million tweets and ranking #1 on real-time trends across 46 countries.
Pinterest has released its Pinterest 100 trends, looking at all the top trends that will shape the year ahead - around everything from retail, health & wellness, and more.
Craigslist never invested much on its looks, but one of its shortcomings is now fixed: introducing the official Craigslist app.
As the end of the year inches closer, it's time to find your Top Nine Instagram moments from 2019 and share as an image, video, or Story.
As 2019 nears its end, Apple has published the list of its most popular apps on the App Store during 2019. Any guesses which apps made the list?
TikTok announced its policies around virtual gifting, allowing only users who are 18 and older to purchase, send, or receive virtual gifts.
GitHub, the world's leading collaboration platform for coders is now going mobile with a new beta Github mobile app for iOS and Android.
Facebook is incentivizing user feedback with the launch of a new app - Facebook Viewpoints - helping you turn your input into cash rewards.