Could this be the final nail in the coffin for traditional TV? This week, YouTube has launched a new slate of TV shows in the app...
As part of its continued focus on expanding its eCommerce listings, Instagram will now allow all users to tag products in their IG posts, starting with...
Reddit has launched an interesting experiment which essentially provides advice and ratings on contributors to subreddits, enabling more context as to how the user has contributed...
Does Twitter have an engagement problem? A new study from Pew Research Center finds 49% of US adults on Twitter qualify as “lurkers.” Pew Research Center...
Pinterest has released a new update, now giving users the option to download and share their Idea Pins on other social media platforms. For now, these...
Reddit is giving more users more insights into how their stats are performing, with its updated ‘Creator Stats’ dashboard now being made available to 90% of...
Image: © AFP Alexei Druzhinin Facebook on Wednesday began letting groups automatically reject posts identified as containing false information, taking aim at a part of the...
What does a customer using your app get you? About 41% more visits per year, compared to those who don’t. That’s according to a new study...
After launching an initial variation of its ‘Career Break’ option last April, LinkedIn has now fully launched the feature to all users, which enables users to...
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With eCommerce activity reaching new levels over the past two years, social media platforms have logically sought to tap into this trend, by adding in new...
