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Retrieved from John Robb/Facebook on September 18, 2026
Facebook Pages get charged for link posts
After Meta One for Business launched its subscription packages, some managers say their accounts are being limited to two link posts per month.
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Retrieved from Meta on September 18, 2026
Meta shares holiday 2026 planning guides
The company offered a range of resources for brands and marketers, including an artificial intelligence overview and an SMB playbook covering in-app gift research.
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Retrieved from Meta on September 16, 2026
Meta adds more creator partnership tools
The refreshed Creator Marketing Hub will offer expanded access to discovery and outreach features to facilitate promotions.
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Retrieved from Meta on September 16, 2026
Meta launches Meta One for Business add-on packages
Subscribers will be able to access artificial intelligence-powered tools and advanced custom insights.
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Retrieved from Instagram on May 24, 2022
Instagram chief warns against eliminating algorithms
Adam Mosseri told reporters in Australia that eliminating the algorithmic feed would create a less engaging experience for users.
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Retrieved from Meta on October 29, 2021
Meta expands Community Notes to Latin America
The company is starting to test its crowdsourced moderation feature with 16 countries including Mexico, Argentina, El Salvador and Venezuela.
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Will removing algorithmic sorting improve social media?
A move by Australia’s government to switch feeds to chronological defaults may prove to be a trial balloon for other markets to gauge impact and effectiveness.
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Retrieved from Business Insider on April 04, 2024
Zuckerberg is one of the least-liked people in the US
A survey from UMass Lowell’s Center for Public Opinion found that the Meta CEO was equally and deeply unpopular on both sides of the political spectrum.
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Andrew Hutchinson/Social Media Today, data from Meta
Instagram growth continues to outpace Facebook in EU
Meta’s latest DSA reporting showed that while both platforms have significant reach, Facebook usage is trailing Instagram.
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Retrieved from Meta on October 29, 2021
Meta updates login with Facebook
The company improved the process with a focus on streamlining returning logins and allowing eligible users to confirm credentials with a single tap.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 30, 2026 -
Retrieved from ChatGPT (via prompt) on August 28, 2026
How will Meta’s settlement impact social media?
The company’s landmark $18 billion payout was only one part of a larger agreement that aims to force other apps to implement similar teen restrictions.
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Retrieved from Meta on January 15, 2022
Meta settles landmark lawsuit for $18B
In addition to the payout, the company agreed to a series of restrictions aimed at curbing the use of Facebook and Instagram among users under age 18.
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New Zealand introduces teen social media restrictions
A new ban would require platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and Facebook to confirm that users are over 16 years old, per Bloomberg.
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Retrieved from ChatGPT (via prompt) on August 24, 2026
Meta glasses face more challenges
Sales are strong, but customer misuse has prompted bans, restrictions and a new market of apps that will alert people when camera-equipped devices are nearby.
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Will Meta be found guilty of driving social media addiction?
A high-profile case in the U.S. got underway last week and the company may be on the hook for as much as $1 trillion in damages, but questions linger.
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Retrieved from Meta on August 21, 2026
Edits gets improved project management and AI features
The Meta-owned app updated its project folders and added a new way to convert still images to video clips.
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Retrieved from Jon Loomer on August 21, 2026
Meta removes option to exclude ad placements
The company will use an automated system to target display options, and brands will no longer be able to decide which apps receive promotions.
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Retrieved from Matt Navarra/Threads on August 20, 2026
How social platforms measure video views
Brands and marketers may need to reconsider what counts as engagement right now in order to ensure accurate campaign reach and audience interest.
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Retrieved from Meta on August 20, 2026
Meta highlights rising brand opportunities in women’s sports
Meta’s latest report looks at the rising opportunities of engagement with women’s sports across its platforms.
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Meta AI launches for Mac
The app is designed to integrate all the features from the mobile version and allow for more workflow functionality.
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Meta adds AI-powered assistant for SMB owners
A new tool allows small businesses to integrate analytics from multiple sources in order to optimize platform strategies.
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Meta’s true AI costs exceed previous accounts
The company’s future obligations could amount to nearly $700 billion in unreported expenditures, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Retrieved from Meta on October 29, 2021
Meta removed more than 750,000 teen accounts in Australia
The company credited artificial intelligence analysis for improving its enforcement rates with regards to the country’s eSafety Commission under-16 social media ban.
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Retrieved from Meta on August 14, 2026
Meta publishes holiday marketing guides
The company advised brands to start planning early in order to take advantage of audience insights before the December gifting phase heats up.
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Retrieved from Meta on August 13, 2026
Meta expands access to Creator Studio app
IOS users in the U.S. and Canada can now access the artificial intelligence-driven app to help manage content and get audience insights.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 12, 2026