Facebook users are two-and-a-half times more likely to read fake news fed through the social network than news from reputable news publishers, according to a detailed analysis of news consumption … Read the full story by Joe Mandese
Though some have declared the age of blogging to be dead, blog-like publishing platforms are on the rise, such as Telegraph, a new long-form creation. Read the full story by Gavin O'Malley
Well before advertising enters the solo driverless car, it will spread to screens facing drivers in the back seats of cars. And those cars are more likely to be ride-sharing … Read the full story by Chuck Martin
Three core emotional experiences can predict whether content will go viral. If content is positive, activating and empowering, readers are more likely to share it. Read the full story by Sara Guaglione
For smart home devices being bought this holiday season, the hottest tickets seem to be in connected things that deal with security in one form or another. Smart doorbell cameras, … Read the full story by Chuck Martin
Has Black Friday lost its oomph? It almost feels like Black Friday week. I actually purchased some items on sale two days before Thanksgiving in physical stores. This year I'm … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
There is a big reason why marketers have spent the last five years obsessed with Millennials - the numbers. Millennials total 75.4 million and have overtaken Baby Boomers as America's … Read the full story by Jose Villa
A new publishing platform from messaging app Telegram is putting an unusual spin on traditional publishing and distribution with its new "Telegraph" publishing tool. It allows users to post content … Read the full story by Erik Sass
Compared to simpler days, entertainment marketers now have almost too many options for promoting their brands. Then again, the fast pace of digital has consumers quickly bored, so innovating new … Read the full story by Mary C. Long