Articles Tagged ‘Instagram’
Meta launches Testimonials on Instagram
The giant tech is also working on its new fact-checking program, Community Notes.
Media Moves: Instagram and Bluesky launch new features
Plus, Amazon is killing its TikTok-like, short-form video and photo feed.
Meta launches new brand suitability controls
Meta is also testing the ability for businesses to turn off comments on ads.
Creator ads on social networks drive results across the entire funnel: study
Snapchat’s latest report analyzes the impact that creator-brand partnerships have on shopping habits.
Users look to exit Meta platforms after fact-checking program cut
According to Google Trends, there’s been a surge in searches on how to remove the platform permanently.
Meta plans to axe third-party fact checking
In a move meant to increase free speech, the company is moving to the community notes system used by X.
Canadians trust brand employees over influencers: report
The the Leger DGTL 2025 study covers social media behaviours and preferences of different generational cohorts.
Meta grants new features to Threads and Instagram
Both social media companies have tweaked their platforms to improve user experience.
Media Moves: Snapchat and Roblox make updates to increase online safety
Plus, Instagram is testing the option for users to reset their content recommendations.
Social media shopping is catching up to ecommerce
A new report by Horizon Media shows the trend is driven by GenZ and Millennials.
Meta announces marketing tool updates
The tech giant unveils updates to its video ecosystem, creator content and GenAI tools.
Brands can now use ad-embedded chatbots on Meta
The company is powering Messenger, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook with new AI-based features.
Spotify’s ad revenue is expected to reach $2.1 billion this year
The music streamer has seen an 81% year-over-year increase in video streaming among Gen Z users.
Instagram and Snapchat roll out new features for teens and creators
AI, a simplified design, and stronger age restrictions are among the updates.
Women under 35 most likely to notice ads on social platforms
Also, TikTok and WhatsApp increased their reach while Facebook continues to decrease, according to Vividata.
