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Want To Run Promoted Stickers On Twitter? It’ll Cost At Least $500,000
Twitter is lowering minimum ad spend on some of its products, but its Promoted Sticker is pricey.
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Facebook Says Suspension Of Libertarian Groups Was An “Error”
Another vague explanation for another controversial takedown.
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Facebook Messenger Is Testing “Add Contact” Request
Facebook : Friend Request :: Messenger : Contact Request
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Facebook’s New App Is All About Getting Teens To Share Videos Of Themselves
A new camera-first app from Facebook reimagines the company’s early profiles in video format. It’s also meant to address a key weakness.
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Four Months Into ‘Chatbot Revolution,’ Expectations Are Being Reset
Four months into the “bot revolution,” and we still don’t have an indispensable bot. That’s a worrisome sign for the companies betting on them.
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Now That Snapchat Has Been Cloned By Instagram, Its Missteps Matter More
Can Snapchat afford further filter foibles now that Instagram is cloning some of its key features?
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Livestreaming Dances Awkwardly Between The Horrifying And Absurd
We now know what type of videos “go big” on social livestreams.
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I Used Facebook To Buy An AR-15 Semi-Automatic Rifle
Facebook banned the coordination of private gun sales earlier this year, but it’s still easy to arrange the purchase of firearms on its platform. I should know: I bought one.
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Facebook’s Testing A Main Screen That Looks A Whole Lot Like Snapchat’s
Facebook, now with more Snapchat!
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Twitter Will Let You Temporarily Follow Olympics Tweets For 17 Straight Days
A possible signal of things to come.
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Twitter’s Communications Boss Leaves Company
Natalie Kerris departs Twitter just months after joining. Company CMO Leslie Berland will take over communications.
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Zuckerberg Says Video Will Soon Be The Heart Of Facebook
“We see a world that is video first, with video at the heart of all of our apps and services,” says Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Despite Difficult Earnings Report, Twitter Sees Big Money In Premium Live Streams
Hope and new budgets are on the horizon as the company attempts to turn live video into dollars.
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Photos From Facebook’s Massive Internet-Beaming Drone’s First Flight
It will be years until Aquila beams internet access down to the unconnected billions, but it passed its first big test.
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Tinder Expands To Group Dating
Tinder’s new group-dating feature goes live in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and India today.
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Facebook Messenger Hits 1 Billion Users, Growing Faster Than Facebook Itself
Plus, four questions for Messenger head David Marcus.
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An Adult’s Guide To Pokémon Go
Pokémon Go is the hottest craze since…the original Pokémon. You may not like it, but now you’ll at least understand it. You ~may~ even get the urge to play!
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Herman Cain Understood The Glory Of Pokemon Before Everyone Else
“It’s never easy when there’s so much on the line. But you and I can make a difference.”
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Public Enemy’s Richard Griffin Blasts Being Named In Dallas Shooter Police Update
“I DO NOT KNOW THE SHOOTER.”
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Facebook Makes Subjective Decisions On Keeping Violent Live Streams Up
Social platform makes judgement calls on whether to keep or remove violent Facebook Live streams based on tone and purpose.
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