Facebook Announces New Measures to Crackdown on Stolen Content and False Information

Facebook has announced two new measures to crack down on questionable content as it continues to skirt the lines of editorial censorship.

By Andrew Hutchinson • Oct. 17, 2018

10 Questions to Ask to Improve the Performance of Your Facebook Ads Campaign

Struggling with Facebook Ads? Here are ten questions you need to ask yourself to get your Facebook campaigns right.

By Aaron Agius • Oct. 16, 2018

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Top 5 stories from Social Media Today

A look at the recent top stories in social media and what they mean for marketers.

By Social Media Today staff

Facebook Opens Up Audience Network SDK to All Developers and Publishers

Facebook is opening up its Audience Network beta access to all publishers, enabling users to get a first look at new features.

By Andrew Hutchinson • Oct. 16, 2018

11 Facebook Updates You Need To Know for 2019

From product stickers, to Facebook Stories, to allowing on and offline behavioral targeting, these are the Facebook updates you need to be aware of.

By Nathan Mendenhall • Oct. 7, 2018

Facebook Renames Camera Effects Platform as Part of Broader AR Ambitions

Facebook has announced that its renaming its Camera Effects Platform as it looks to expand the capability of its AR tools.

By Andrew Hutchinson • Oct. 6, 2018

Facebook's Testing a New Link-Preview Image Size - Which Could Cause Some Headaches

Facebook is testing a new image size option for link previews, which may force social media managers to re-think their process.

By Andrew Hutchinson • Oct. 5, 2018

Facebook's Adding a Range of New Tools to Marketplace to Mark the Option's Second Anniversary

Facebook's evolving its Marketplace options, which could make it a much more significant consideration in future.

By Andrew Hutchinson • Oct. 4, 2018

Facebook Adds New Job Listing Options Ahead of the Holiday Hiring Push

Facebook is rolling out some new job listing options to help businesses find employees for the holiday rush.

By Andrew Hutchinson • Oct. 4, 2018