Instagram actually relies on “a variety of algorithms, classifiers and processes, each with its own purpose.”
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The Instagram algorithm will make content recycled from other apps like TikTok less discoverable on Reels.
LinkedIn is #OpenToWork, Facebook changes its algorithm again, Lego gets into pop art, and India bans TikTok.
Facebook is changing its News Feed algorithm again - this time to prioritize original news reporting and transparent authorship.
If you've ever wondered how TikTok decides what content to show you on your feed, here's your chance to find out.
Your organic Page impressions may soon drop as Facebook is rolling out a change to how it counts real impressions to better match its ad metrics.
Facebook is introducing "Why am I seeing this post," to help you understand why you're seeing something, and more easily control what you see in the future.
According to recent reports, Twitter is starting to experiment with the ability to upvote or downvote Tweets.
Influencer Platform Buzzoole has teamed up with Nielsen to help brands and agencies to measure the "true reach" of influencers.
LinkedIn is vowing to make its news feed more relevant, by asking users to follow hashtags they are interested in to show them content related to them.
Instagram will not bring back its reverse chronological feed, so you might as well get used to its algorithm and understand how it works. So you can beat it of course.
Has your Twitter experience become ruined over time because you are following too many accounts? Read on, this will change your life. Really.
GIPHY gets in trouble, Twitter wants to verify everyone, Facebook has a new video uploader and YouTube Stories can do magic.
Facebook's latest algorithm change showed the world how dependent on social platforms marketers, publishers, and business owners, have become. We are not in control; they are. They can change the rules of the game at …
Facebook confirmed Thursday that it's pulling the plug on a test that removed content from publishers and businesses from the News Feed, and put it in a separate "Explore Feed."
There's nothing more annoying than following what seemed to be an interesting link from Facebook and land on a low-quality, ad filled, web page. Well, Facebook agrees.Facebook has been cracking down on spammy websites for …
Reactions turned one the other day, and have been used over 300 billion times. Facebook is about to use the information it has been harvesting, to update its News Feed once again. Facebook is constantly updating …
Twitter has introduced a new button - "I don't like this tweet". It allows you to give feedback on what you want to see or not in your feed.In its latest update on iOS, Twitter has …