Articles Tagged ‘Facebook’
Facebook revamps collection tool
Lists of saved images, videos and ads are now shareable, in an effort to increase shopping and browsing on the platform.
ICYMI: Corus signs a new podcast
Plus, Facebook has launched its Watch Party feature globally and the Supreme Court rules against a Vice journalist.
How Vitaly spends its social marketing dollars on Black Friday
The Toronto-based jewelry designer Vitaly has rolled out extensive social campaigns to promote its brand internationally.
Unpacking Instagram’s fake follower purge
The ACA’s Chris Williams says zeroing in on inauthentic activity is one thing, but there’s more to be done.
Now you can find love on Facebook
Facebook Dating rolls out across Canada this week, but the company says ads will not be a part of the feature.
Instagram courts audiences with ad, IGTV upgrades
The platform now allows IGTV videos to be shared on Stories which could increase traffic to the video feature.
Not all media trust is equal: study
Traditional media is seen as more trustworthy, but skepticism varies across provinces and demographics.
Facebook’s mobile revenues top 90%
Despite growth in Q3, North American users have stagnated.
Facebook gives a major update to Messenger design
The app is now streamlined into three main sections.
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.
