Articles Tagged ‘Facebook’
OTT viewing, video sharing rising: report
Sandvine’s measurement of downstream and upstream traffic also shows that Snapchat users are more active than one might expect.
ICYMI: Mindshare’s new voice and visual services and more
Plus, Facebook has launched its first piece of hardware.
ICYMI: Torstar names new SVP, Spacing creates a podcast
Plus, Amazon has brought its connected devices to Canada.
Facebook monetizes its Stories feature
The move comes one year after sister company Instagram launched ads on a similar feature.
ICYMI: Le devoir gets a brand boost, Facebook adds to its News Feed
Plus, popular U.K. series Dynasties will premiere across Canada on BBC Earth this fall.
ICYMI: New radio, TV programming comes to Canada
Plus, Facebook has expanded its third-party fact-checking program to include photo and video.
Facebook gives advertisers more control over ad placements
Brand safety concerns prompted a few changes for the social media giant.
Facebook plans expansion of Flight Ads
Airlines will now be able to target to users who have shown an interest in taking a trip through visits to websites and apps.
Facebook rolls out Watch internationally
Tomorrow’s launch marks the fourth high-profile entrant to the VOD market in Canada this year after CBS All Access, BritBox and Hayu.
ICYMI: Facebook’s video acquisition
Plus, Quebecor has filed a motion against the Quebec Press Council.
ICYMI: Facebook adds AR games, APTN unveils fall lineup
Plus, the iHeartRadio MMVAs performer lineup expands.
The skinny on Canadian social media habits
According to Media Technology Monitor, growth in social media usage has stagnated for Canadians.
ICYMI: Sportsnet vet departs; Rogers names new EICs
Plus, Facebook and Instagram’s new tools could lead to people using the networks less.
Facebook’s new ad suite targets mobile game developers
New targeting options and ad formats will allow developers to focus on user retention.
Marne Levine on where Instagram goes from here
The Instagram COO on how SMBs are leading the way with features, and what still needs to come to Canada.
