Twitter has responded to criticism regarding its role in Russian misinformation campaigns with the establishment of a new centre aimed at clearing the air. Or at least the tweets. Rhetoric of tweets Twitter’s new Advertising Transparency Centre allows users to view all of the ads on the platform, an analysis of their creative and content, […]
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Without much fanfare, Google has released the beta version of Files Go, an app designed to free your phone from clutter. Go Further? Files Go is really more of an organiser than a fully-fledged management app. It does everything you’d expect from an organiser: sorting through your back catalogue, and freeing up space by deleting
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Facebook recently enabled a 60% to 80% drop in news outlet referral traffic in six countries, thanks to a test which removed Page posts from News Feed and placed in the relatively new Explore Feed. No news is bad news, users say Facebook VP of News Feed, Adam Mosseri, has stated they have no current
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Snapchat has unveiled plans to allow users to share links from other apps, and the ability to hide live location sharing for a set amount of time. Bumping up referrals The popular photo and video sharing social app is hoping to bolster itself as a legitimate source for traffic referral available to e-commerce and news
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LinkedIn has announced it's adding predictive smart reply technology to its messaging platform. Machine learning to help you chat LinkedIn Product Manager Arpit Dahariwal revealed the new messaging feature will be available in English, with other languages to be added down the road. The feature will use AI to craft replies based on the message
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Feedback facilitator SurveyMonkey has found a new way to interface with Facebook, running surveys directly within Messenger. Talk to an interested ape The Messenger-integrated surveys look pretty-much the same as a standard Messenger conversation. Instead of chatting with a real friend, the respondent chats with a friendly SurveyMonkey. Questions show up in the chat window,
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Google has made it super easy to natively save a copy of a video conference/chat session to the cloud. Yet only enterprise users need apply. [Rec] G Suite Enterprise users can now record Hangouts Meet sessions, so long as the Meet organiser is set-up to create recordable sessions. At the admin level, a system administrator
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At the most recent Marketing Next Summit, Google announced a brand new tool that will soon become the third essential piece for all Google advertisers: Google Attribution. What is it? The new Attribution tool fills the gap that currently exists with Analytics' Multi-Channel Funnels that only compares different attribution models. With Google Attribution, we’ll also
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Soon, Google will make it easier to find a quick bite, by publishing estimated wait times for service at your favourite restaurants. Where and the worth As an algorithm-driven detail Google says that, at launch, wait times will be visible for ‘nearly a million sit-down restaurants around the world’. Initially, wait times will be rolling
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Here’s a tempting way to blow some time on Facebook: attempting to eat virtual marshmallows. I Scream for Digital Ice-Cream? Ben and Jerry’s recently created a Facebook AR filter to promote their new ranch of ice-cream called Marshmallow Moon. Users take a selfie, and the filter overlays a pair of glasses and ice-cream cones. Tapping
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