Streaming TV takes a bite out of mobile ad budgets... Will Mastodon ever be a brand-friendly platform? Layoffs looming at Meta. YouTube will let you go live with a guest. And more!
Twitter suffers a massive drop in revenue from advertisers, as brands flee and users delete their accounts. We have extensive coverage today. Borrowing video thumbnail secrets from the best. And more!
Google kills off an audience tool β we have expert analysis. TikTok admits its Chinese employees can see your data. Tumblr tries to entice Twitter defectors with naked people. And more!
Amazon merchants may soon get a bucket load of cash β with almost no strings. Snapchat and Amazon partner up on augmented reality. Has Facebook's content algorithm gone too far? And more!
The real reasons brands are bailing out of Twitter. You'll pay to use colour in Photoshop now. Instagram's new plan means more data, but also pricier ads. And more!
Instagram is haunted by a nasty global bug. Facebook admits it has work to do after a study found its image recognition was providing ethically troublesome and downright creepy targeting... And more!
Finally, the ad economy storms clears just enough to shine sunlight through for two platforms. Also: An embarrassing leak from Amazon... You'll pay more to ship orders β maybe way more... And more!
It's D-Day at Twitter, and Elon Musk has a special message for digital marketers. Also: The disappointing numbers we expected from Meta are here. Amazon forges ahead with video ads. And more!
Will Apple's move this week force Meta to start charging 30% more for ads? Also: Where did the tweeters go? More bad news for digital ad revenues. Why app developers are getting very angry. And more!
Don't believe the hype β there's nothing new in Meta's new ad terms. Also: Why are so many Shopify stores closing? Zuckerberg under fire for his metaverse vision. Is it already too late for BeReal?
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