X expands AI translations and adds in-stream photo editing
<p>The app also updated reply settings, allowing paying X users to give second degree connections the ability to comment on posts.</p>
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Instagram looks to expand Notes engagement
<p>The brief comment function is being expanded beyond mutual followers and could potentially become a new way for creators to broadcast information.</p>
Snap promotes group Topic Chats
<p>The app highlighted the popularity of its public discussions during March Madness, though Threads and X still have more active users during live events.</p>
YouTube expands Media Kit insights and adds AI tools
<p>New demographic data points could be valuable for brand partners, while Google’s latest Nano Banana model will help with image generation.</p>
Snapchat users visit the app for health and medical advice
<p>There may be opportunities for wellness brands that want to engage with people beyond the confines of a doctor’s office, according to a new study from the company.</p>
Starting Today You Can Do More Than Just "Like" Things On Facebook
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The Pelosi Video Was Altered. Why Won’t Facebook Just Say That?
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Facebook Nabs Paypal's President To Run Its Messaging Products
<b>He joined PayPal when the company bought Zong, a mobile payments startup.</b>
Instagram Could Speak To Us In English, If It Wanted To
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Facebook Said It Will Remove Posts About Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories And Fake Cures
Facebook will work with global and local health organisations to combat misinformation about the coronavirus emergency.
A Friendly Reminder From The Mormon Church: We're Not All Romney Supporters!
<b>Within minutes of Mitt Romney officially winning the Republican nomination, the Facebook page for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints posted a blunt reminder that it is "politically diverse."</b>
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"People convinced themselves that a Facebook meme was a more trustworthy source than a scientific journal."
17 Ways My Life Has Changed Since I Turned Off All Notifications On My Phone
This is a public service announcement.
Two Secretive Campaigns Using Facebook To Push A Hard Brexit Are Facing Scrutiny By MPs
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Attorney General Says Young People Don't Care As Much About Privacy As Previous Generations
"In the Facebook generation when people put more and more of their own personal data out there..."
21 Terrifying, Shocking, And Extremely Disturbing Things I Learned Last Month
A pregnant woman was stabbed to death after a Facebook Marketplace transaction earlier this year.
On Pinterest, content diversification is the key to engagement
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Mastercard and PayPal Veteran Jill Cress Is Babylist’s First CMO
If the biggest surprise awaiting America’s first-time parents isn’t caring for an infant, it’s paying for one: Bringing a newborn into the house runs just shy of $19,000. It’s little […]
Assemble’s Lara Vandenberg on Rethinking Marketing Teams for a Faster, Fragmented World
Inside the shift from fixed roles to flexible capabilities.
Data Dominion: How Zeta Global Cracked the AI Code for the Next Generation of Martech
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