Pinterest created something to do with the 8 million football party ideas and 58 million football ideas users have saved prior to Super Bowl LI Feb. 5.
Brands looking for the most effective ways to market via LinkedIn can now follow the example of a company that knows a little something about LinkedIn: LinkedIn.
SEO has not become irrelevant, but it’s purpose is now more complex than before.
It’s not just social media that is distracting Super Bowl viewers. Data taken from in-game activity has shown increased activity on sports apps such as NFL Mobile and NBC Sports and more website visits to Super Bowl advertisers.
With one game left in the National Football League season—or two, if you’re one of the die-hards who actually watches the Pro Bowl–Instagram detailed the league’s growth on its network.
Pinterest was the first of the major social network to release its Transparency Report for the second half of 2016, but its task is relatively easy compared to those of Facebook and Twitter.
The Facebook tech weenie or Facebook guru will be dead soon, along with all single-channel marketers.
Facebook issued an update to its Privacy Basics portal in advance of Data Privacy Day Jan. 28.
Facebook announced another change to its News Feed algorithm, this time giving more weight to what percentage of a video is watched by users.
Some Android users are starting to see the Slideshow feature Facebook introduced for its flagship iOS application last June.
Twitter introduced a new Explore tab Thursday, where users will be able to find trending topics, Moments, search and live videos.
With this update, users can share the Year of the Rooster emoji by tweeting one of the supported hashtags associated with the occasion.
Facebook has a new lead for all of its virtual reality efforts: vice president of virtual reality Hugo Barra.
Have you noticed improvements in speed when accessing Facebook via Google Chrome or Firefox? If you have, here’s why:
How do “superfans” of television show behave on Twitter, and what should marketers do to tap them? Twitter teamed up with Vizeum and Dentsu Aegis Network to find out.
It’s a truism in technology that often if you want a gut check on the viability of an emerging technology, you should look to China.
No need to reinvent the wheel: Start with imitation and experimentation and over time, your unique style will emerge.
Facebook said 60 million users generated 208 million likes, posts, comments and shares related to the inauguration of President Donald Trump last Friday.
Facebook issued yet another update to its Trending feature, with three major changes rolling out to users in the U.S. starting Wednesday.
The strategy game allows users to compete in Pokemon Figure Game matches with other players.
Is there a Snapbot in the middle of Madison Avenue? Not quite, but Snap Inc. is apparently spending a lot of time with ad agencies there.
This is the heart of organic advertising. It all starts with creating profound experiences. When the core product–Disney World, in this case–connects with people on such a significant level, everything else is free to unfold.
Snapchat beefed up its ad-targeting capabilities by reaching a partnership with Nielsen’s mobile Digital Ad Ratings unit.
Twitter said Tuesday that its livestream of the inauguration of President Donald Trump with PBS NewsHour drew 6.824 million unique viewers.
LinkedIn senior vice president of Infrastructure Kevin Scott was promoted to chief technology officer at parent company Microsoft.
Instagram announced live video for Instagram Stories last November and began rolling the feature out in the U.S. the following month. Now, it is available globally.
Google launched an update for Google Voice on iOS, Android and the web.
Following in the footsteps of many other businesses, the Trump administration is turning to Facebook Messenger for customer service. However, there’s a slight problem.
Social media seems like an easy and appealing career, right? You usually work from home, and all you have to do is be yourself.
Nielsen Social Content Ratings, Week of Jan. 16: NFL Conference Championships Rule Facebook, Twitter
The National Football League’s two conference championship games Sunday dominated the Nielsen Social Content Ratings for the week of Jan. 16.
Instagram has come a long way since it launched in 2010 and was acquired by Facebook in 2012.
The new layout and search bar that Snapchat introduced for Android earlier this month has now been extended to iOS, as well.
Snapchat is making its move to help curb fake news and clickbait.
Twitter will be spending a lot of time on red carpets in 2017, following an agreement with Dick Clark Productions.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey explained a glitch that led some users to automatically follow the @POTUS account that was taken over by President Donald Trump Friday.
Twitter saw almost as many tweets about the women’s protest marches in Washington, D.C., and throughout the country Saturday as it did about Friday’s inauguration of President Donald Trump.
First-party data is far more accurate than third-party data, but we do need more participants in these marketplaces to improve the accessibility and availability of segments.
Google announced Friday that it is developing a cloud-based measurement solution for YouTube with an emphasis on more detailed cross-device analytics.
Fans of 13 top European soccer clubs received a surprise from Snapchat Friday.
Twitter is testing a new feature that highlights tweets from one specific account in users’ timelines.
Consumer demand for better marketing experiences may be driving increased adoption of personalization in 2017.
Will Facebook start letting users know when they read or share stories that turn out to be fake news?
The multiplayer shooter allows users to compete against other players in one-on-one matches or play cooperatively with others in a WarPath mode.