Social Media Insider
by Gavin O'Malley, Staff Writer
Unlike dating features and Facebook "subscriptions," avatars should fit nicely into Facebook's core offers. However, the test images look a lot like Snap avatars. Read the whole story
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by Alex Weprin
"The transition from traditional television to streaming television has become more prominent, and viewers are binge-watching multiple shows via connected TV during prime time," … Read the whole story
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by Wendy Davis
Disney isn't entitled to an injunction prohibiting Redbox from selling codes that enable consumers to download digital versions of movies like "Coco," "Thor: Ragnarok," … Read the whole story
by Alex Weprin
NBCU's top ad sales exec Linda Yaccarino criticized technology companies for data and brand safety concerns at the Interactive Advertising Bureau's Video Symposium, held … Read the whole story
by Wendy Davis
Advertisers looking to purchase Facebook ads related to civil rights, the economy, the military, or 16 other issues that Facebook considers of "public importance" … Read the whole story
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by Gavin O'Malley
Adding more business-friendly features, Instagram is adding "action buttons" so users can reserve services, get tickets, start orders, or book reservations. Read the whole story
by Gavin O'Malley
The three areas are apps, new platforms and infrastructure and central product services. The apps division includes Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and Facebook's flagship service. Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
Broadcasting revenues for networks and TV stations posted flat revenue at $1.9 billion and affiliate revenue increased, while advertising revenues declined. Cable TV network … Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
Dish had a net loss of pay TV subscribers of 94,000, ending the quarter with 13.1 million total subscribers. About 10.8 million came from … Read the whole story
by Laurie Sullivan
AdWords now allows advertisers to enable parallel tracking, which helps load landing pages more quickly and reduce bounce rates. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Melynda Fuller
Four trade groups representing major publishers took on Google and its data policies as GDPR approaches. Read the whole story