Analysis: The introduction of a clipping and sharing feature looks to capture a larger share of the social media conversation that has sprung up around the fandom of Netflix shows.
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According to a new survey, a majority of Brits want advertisers to halt or severely reduce funding for social media companies if they continue to allow misinformation to spread.
The Data Use and Access Bill also aims to make data more accessible for researchers tackling online harms.
The embattled social-first news startup quietly re-made its web presence in recent weeks with the twin goals of building better consumer loyalty and offering more reliable revenue streams.
The most valuable thing we can offer is a neutral, informative space amongst the noise, writes Snap’s UK creative strategy chief.
In the second of a three-part series on social identity and the media, The Kite Factory’s insights chief breaks down the key drivers behind why publishing increasingly provocative content can be irresistible.
The lawsuit, filed in August, led to the dissolution of the Global Alliance for Responsible Media. Critics say Unilever’s settlement is akin to kowtowing to a bully.
Bauer Media will help combat “shockingly common” issues associated with social media, the company’s ad chief has pledged in a blistering attack on online tech.
Recent data suggests brands may be spending too much on social. But paid social isn’t performing badly — quite the contrary. The key lies in understanding how and when to use it.
The social video giant has unveiled a new AI-powered suite, measurement tools that “correctly” value TikTok’s contribution to outcomes and an expansion of its Out of Phone initiative.