‘Branded destinations’ in search and a UGC library among the platform’s new tools announced at Toronto summit.
The social network is targeting high-intent shoppers with optimized ads and improved diagnostics.
Elon Musk is accusing brands such as Nestlé, Pinterest, Twitch and Shell of violating antitrust laws.
The giant tech is also working on its new fact-checking program, Community Notes.
Plus, Amazon is killing its TikTok-like, short-form video and photo feed.
Meanwhile, Reddit will launch an enhanced search experience this year and YouTube incorporates a new AI tool.
The social network said it had achieved its first billion-dollar revenue quarter.
Chinese app RedNote is seeing its numbers grow exponentially, too.
Image-based ads will appear in the platform’s home feed for a small percentage of people.
Snapchat’s latest report analyzes the impact that creator-brand partnerships have on shopping habits.
The updates come as TikTok’s future remains uncertain in the U.S.
The company’s latest report highlights trends in media planning and advertising investments.
Flashes will have a similar user interface to Instagram but with different features.
In the meantime, Meta is cleaning the house by laying off low-performers.
Meanwhile, TikTok pleads its case against the sell-or-ban law before the U.S. Supreme Court.