LinkedIn will soon retire Stories but expand on creative tools allowing members to post videos that don't disappear after 24 hours.
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Instagram is retiring the swipe-up feature in Stories. The feature is now being substituted by customizable stickers.
Following testing, Instagram is now allowing all users the ability to save their Stories as drafts for future use.
With the new Instagram Stories link stickers, everybody could soon have the ability to share links, without requiring 10,000 followers.
Facebook is making it easier for businesses to manage their presence across apps, letting them schedule Facebook and Instagram Stories.
Instagram has announced it's working on an option to save your Instagram Stories as drafts that you can post later.
LinkedIn has announced several new features on Pages - among them, Stories for Pages with swipe-up links.
Instagram is testing a new way to display Stories on its desktop version, making it easier to scroll through them.
Twitter has announced a new feature that allows you to add Tweets directly to your Snapchat Stories on iOS.
After testing Fleets in several countries, Twitter is now expanding the Stories-like feature to all users globally.
As part of the next stage of a worldwide rollout, Twitter has announced the expansion of its Stories-like Fleets feature to Japan.
LinkedIn is rolling out its first major redesign in the last five years and giving all members access to LinkedIn Stories. Dark mode is coming soon.
Snapchat has announced it will no longer promote Donald Trump's Stories on its Discover homepage. His public account won't be removed.
Instagram is introducing a new sticker for Stories to "Support Small Business" that lets you promote your favorite small business in this difficult time.
Welcome to this week's top social media stories: Facebook goes full-on 3D, LinkedIn, and Twitter tests Stories and VSCO introduces a multimedia creation tool.
Twitter is testing its own version of Stories, called Fleets, letting users post ephemeral content that disappears after 24 hours.
LinkedIn might be the "professional" social network, but the temptation was too big, and the platform has now started testing Stories.
Vimeo Create, a video-making tool specifically built to help SMBs make great social videos in minutes, is now available on desktop and mobile.