YouTube Rolls Out New Features to Help Creators Boost Merch Sales
YouTube is assisting creators with a new feature to boost merchandise sales, and a new report for measuring revenue. Now, when people buy a creator’s merchandise during a live stream,…
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Israel Considering Asylum Requests From its Iran-Based Social Media Followers – Voice of America
WASHINGTON – Israel says it has been considering requests by thousands of Iranians seeking to leave Iran and receive asylum or medical assistance in the Jewish state, a longtime foe…
Read more »Google Partner Badge: The new timeline and what advertisers need to know
Google Ads’ new Partner Badge requirements, which force advertisers to use Google’s recommendations, will not go into effect until 2021. Google Partner Badges In February, Google Ads announced it would…
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Snapchat is no longer promoting Trump’s posts
Snap announced this morning that it will not be promoting content from President Trump’s Snapchat account in its Discover tab following statements from Trump last week on Twitter, which threatened…
Read more »Google introduces support for Microsoft Advertising parallel tracking in Search Ads 360
Google last week announced the support for Microsoft Advertising parallel tracking within Search Ads 360. Microsoft Advertising parallel tracking will become mandatory on November 15, 2020. Google says some Search…
Read more »Pay-per-click (PPC) Advertising Market Worth Observing Growth: Wolframalpha, Google, Bing, Yahoo
A new business intelligence report released by HTF MI with title “Global Pay-per-click (PPC) Advertising Market Size, Status and Forecast 2019-2025” is designed covering micro level of analysis by manufacturers…
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Activists encourage real-world action after social media’s #BlackoutTuesday
Social media goes dark for Blackout Tuesday Briona Arradondo reports TAMPA, Fla. – You may have seen black squares pop up on your social media feed Tuesday with the hashtag…
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Denver police officer fired for social media post captioned “Let’s start a riot”
A Denver police officer was fired for writing “Let’s start a riot” as a caption to a photo he posted on social media showing himself and two other officers in…
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Trump’s executive order attacking social media companies faces its first legal challenge
An executive order from the White House targeting Twitter for moderating one of the president’s posts is being challenged in a new lawsuit from a digital rights group. The president…
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Google is Currently Experience Indexing Problems
Google confirms it is currently experiencing issues with its search results index. Google published a PSA advising site owners that it is currently experiencing indexing issues which may cause stale…
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