With the ever-evolving back and forth between social media giants, the tallies are in on the best of the best in youth demographics and social media. The winning horses Pew Research Centre has released their latest findings regarding the most popular social media platforms among teens. According to PRC, 95% of teens have access to […]
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You can now get better metrics in the Play Console about how your Android apps get new users. New to see Play Console reports now separate ‘organic traffic’ in to segments that discovered the app through exploration (on the homepage, in category lists or in ‘related apps’ lists) and those who found it via search.
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In the ongoing drive to correct their reputation following the fake news scandals of 2016, Facebook is making advertising more transparent to prevent abuse. True news Facebook’s making it easier for journalists and researchers to analyse political and national ads with the introduction of the Ad Archive API. The new API provides campaign start and
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Instagram is honing in on the university crowd by offering a new feature allowing students to join special communities or networks, based on school affiliation. Getting communal The new feature coming to Instagram is focusing on fostering communities amongst current students, while alumni can stick to LinkedIn and Facebook for their continued connections. The Instagram
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YouTube is giving the gift of new tools to collect charitable donations. The new suite of charity-minded features has been branded ‘YouTube Giving’. As unveiled, it is set to include four tools—one of which is already in full swing for US charities, with the other three in beta release. Super Chat for Good YouTube launched
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With 2 billion users and a world of alleged fake news out there, it can be hard finding common ground these days on social. Well, Facebook is aiming to remedy that with its latest warm and fuzzy feature: Things in Common. The Common Touch As reported by CNET, 'Things in Common' is a new label
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LinkedIn is introducing new changes to “LinkedIn Jobs” in order to aid job-seekers in discovering the best career path by adding new job search features. Job jumping A new search experience has arrived in the form of remote jobs searches and updates to LinkedIn Salary search. It all begins with a redesign of the entire search
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Do you watch hours upon hours of YouTube content and channels? If so, the world’s most trafficked website can track how much time spent watching videos. Do YouTube less In a recent official YouTube post labeled Tools to Take Charge of Your Digital Wellbeing, the platform focused on “time watched.” According to YouTube, “[the] goal is
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Want to freshen up your IG feed but not sure where to start? Instagram may soon have an answer (or at least advice) for you. Look at this Yes, Instagram is playing around with another recommendations feature. This one works, unsurprisingly, by crunching the data on the users you follow and content you like to
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In the latest chapter of the social tug-of-wars, it looks like Facebook is struggling to remain relevant against its young rival Snapchat. Facebook becomes grandpa Though Facebook undoubtedly remains popular amongst users, the lucrative 18 – 24 year old demographic are more interested in Snapchat. By the end of the year, Snapchat is poised to
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