Google has launched Clips, will be the first standalone camera from the internet giant that takes on the likes of Go Pro. But is its AI camera that chooses when to snap pictures liberating or creepy?
Instagram is making its Stories more interactive with a new polling feature that users can add with a “poll” sticker.
Facebook has revealed that an estimated 10 million people in the US saw at least one of the 3,000 political ads it says were bought by accounts linked to the Russian government.
Uber and TFL have taken media by storm this week, but how have they faired up on social media?
Twitter is doubling its character tweet limit for a “small group” of select users, with a view to doing the same for more people in the future, as the embattled social network looks at new ways of growing engagement.
Facebook has struck a multi-year deal with the National Football League to deliver game highlights across the globe.
Google has struck a video partnership with the inventor, influencer and stuntman Colin Furze that demonstrates the weird and wonderful world of search.
Level Up Media, the eSports and gaming video broadcaster, has announced the launch of its brand new website.
There has been a significant shift in the balance of power between consumers and businesses, with customers increasingly willing to judge organisations harshly if they don’t meet their customer experience expectations, according to new research.
Google and Facebook will continue to dominate the digital advertising landscape in the UK, according to eMarketer’s latest ad forecast.
Ahead of London Fashion Week, new research shows that premium fashion marketers working at designer labels such as Brit label Burberry are willing to pay far more for influencer posts compared to their fellow marketers in other sectors.
Taboola has brought Taboola Feed to UK brands, a social-like feed that combines “in-feed video” with sponsored content, products, and apps in a card-like-experience, with BT as its first big name customer.
Facebook has launched a number of new tools designed to keep brands away from appearing next to controversial topics discussed on the social network.
Millennial consumers worldwide lead the growing online video consumption, with average global viewership up five hours, 45 minutes per week, according to new research.
Facebook has been dealt a €1.2m by Spain’s data privacy regulator, according to reports, with the ruling coming just months ahead of the implementation of the European General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).
LinkedIn has launched a native advertising network which lets marketers reach more professional audiences by placing Sponsored Content on high-quality, third-party publishers across mobile and desktop platforms.
WhatsApp has launched a dedicated channel where companies can reach out to their customers, with airline KLM the first brand to sign up.
Reebok is making social lifestyle content shoppable for the first time, as it looks to hone the ideal customer journey.
This week saw Tinder top the Apple App Store for the first time in the paid content category. This new infographic looks at how global use of dating apps has evolved.
