Social Media Updates: Page 202
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Twitter Tests New Tabs for Lists and Bookmarks, New 'Topics' Shortcut
Twitter is testing out some new quicklinks designed to connect people to specific content types, and boost engagement.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 6, 2019 -
Facebook Dating Launches in the US, Along with New Dating Features
Facebook has just introduced a whole new dimension to the social platform with their new match-making tool, Facebook Dating. Will this make Facebook more popular among younger generations again?
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 6, 2019 -
Facebook Establishes New Research Challenge to Develop Improved Detection of Deepfakes
Facebook is spearheading a new program designed to establish better systems to detect 'deepfake' videos.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 6, 2019 -
Facebook Will Fund a New Set of Facebook Watch-Exclusive News Programs in Europe
Facebook will fund a new set of Facebook-Watch exclusive news programs across Europe. The goal is to "allow publishers to experiment with new formats, engage new audiences, and build sustainable revenue streams."
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 6, 2019 -
YouTube Launches New, Dedicated Fashion and Style Content Hub
YouTube has launched a new content hub dedicated specifically to fashion and style content.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 6, 2019 -
Twitter Now Allows Line-Breaks in Profile Bios - But Only on Twitter.com
Twitter has added some new formatting options for profile bios - but they're currently only showing in the web version, not the mobile app.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 5, 2019 -
YouTube Announces Changes to Data Collection and Ad Targeting on Videos Aimed at Children
YouTube is changing its data collection and ad policies in relation to videos aimed at kids, which will impact some advertisers on the platform.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 5, 2019 -
Facebook Releases New White Paper on Considerations for Increased Data Portability
Facebook is looking to advance the conversation around data portability, and the capacity for users to better control their information.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 5, 2019 -
Snapchat Releases Latest Update of Trending Topics on the Platform [Infographic]
Snapchat has published its latest 'Snap Chatter' trends report, highlighting all the subjects seeing increased discussion in the app.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 5, 2019 -
Facebook Begins Rolling Out Updated Desktop Layout
Facebook has begun rolling out its redesigned desktop experience, which emulates much of the functionality of its mobile app.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 4, 2019 -
YouTube Outlines its Improving Efforts to Remove Inappropriate Content
YouTube has provided an update on its ongoing improvements in removing inappropriate content, which has seen views on such uploads reduced by 80%.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 4, 2019 -
Facebook Updates Face Recognition Permissions to Provide More Control
Facebook is looking to provide more reassurance and data control to users in relation to its face recognition features.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 4, 2019 -
Facebook Highlights Page Stories in Feed Separate Panel, Expanding Opportunity for Brand Exposure
Facebook is testing out yet another Facebook Stories promotion option, this time focused specifically on Stories content from businesses.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 3, 2019 -
Facebook May Soon Hide Total Like Counts on Posts, Mirroring Instagram's Test
Following the same on Instagram, Facebook is now also considering hiding total post like counts in its main app.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 3, 2019 -
Twitter Shares Major Events Calendar for September to Assist with Strategic Planning
Twitter has published its latest major event calendar, covering all the key dates to be aware of in September.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Sept. 1, 2019 -
YouTube Will Roll Out Abbreviated Subscriber Counts in September
YouTube is rolling out an updated public subscriber count display which will show an abbreviated figure, and may impact creators.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 31, 2019 -
Hackers Gain Access to the Twitter Account of Platform CEO Jack Dorsey, Tweet Offensive Content
Hackers have tweeted out a stream of offensive content on Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's profile, which may raise concerns about the app's security measures.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 30, 2019 -
LinkedIn Sales Navigator Turns Five - An Overview of the App's History [Infographic]
LinkedIn's Sales Navigator platform is five years old - here's a look at how the app has developed over time.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 30, 2019 -
Facebook Announces New Business Tools for Messenger Interactions
Facebook has announced a new set of business interaction tools for Messenger, including new lead gen and appointment booking options.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 29, 2019 -
Facebook Seeks to Strengthen its Political Ad Requirements Ahead of 2020 US Election
Facebook is looking to improve its political ad transparency tools as part of its preparations for next year's US Presidential Election.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 29, 2019 -
Pinterest Will Limit Search Results for Vaccine-Related Queries to Content from Official Health Outlets
Pinterest is boosting its efforts to stop the spread of vaccine misinformation on its platform.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 29, 2019 -
Facebook's Testing a New Screen-Sharing Option for Messenger
Facebook is working on a new Messenger feature which would enable you to broadcast what you're seeing on your phone screen.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 29, 2019 -
YouTube CEO Outlines the Platforms "Four R's" Content Policy to Uphold its Policies
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has re-stated the company's commitment to enforcing platform rules, and rewarding creators, in her latest quarterly update.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 28, 2019 -
Facebook is Testing a New Listing of Post Reactions in Your Notifications Stream
Facebook is testing a new way to share Reactions to your Facebook posts, with a new notification format that displays the responses.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 28, 2019 -
Instagram is Developing a Separate Messaging App Called 'Threads'
Instagram is reportedly developing a new messaging app for close friends only, which would help keep people constantly updated.
By Andrew Hutchinson • Aug. 28, 2019