Social Media

At Meta’s “Conversations” business messaging conference in Sao Paulo, an intriguing announcement was made – WhatsApp Channels has reached a milestone of 500 million users. This one-way broadcast messaging feature allows users to subscribe to topic-based groups for staying informed on the latest updates. The rise of Channels signifies a shift towards more direct communication
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Reddit’s latest move to partner with Sprinklr for their Ads API integration marks a significant development in the social media advertising space. This partnership allows Sprinklr customers to analyze public conversations on Reddit, gaining valuable insights into their target audiences’ preferences, sentiments, and behaviors. With this information at their disposal, advertisers can tailor their marketing
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With the U.K. General Election date now official, TikTok has announced a new, dedicated in-app General Election centre, where it will provide reliable and authoritative information for users ahead of the poll. The platform has partnered with Logically Facts, its fact-checking partner, to provide media literacy tips alongside key election and voting information from the
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Instagram has recently confirmed that they are testing unskippable ads on their platform after multiple users have reported seeing them. These ads, labelled as “ad breaks”, are only 5-seconds long and users are unable to scroll past them. According to a Meta spokesperson, the company is exploring new ways to provide value for advertisers through
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Meta’s introduction of the “Meta Verified” subscription offering has raised eyebrows among users and critics alike. The ability to purchase a blue checkmark, along with enhanced account support, for $14.99 per month seems to cheapen the authenticity and exclusivity of the verification process. Additionally, the lack of transparency regarding the take-up numbers for Meta Verified
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Facebook, the social media giant that once dominated the online space, seems to be struggling with its youth appeal. With platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat gaining more popularity among young users, Facebook’s attempt to reposition itself as the go-to platform for young adults seems like a questionable move. In a recent post, Facebook highlighted
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