Here Are the First Recipients of Grants From the TikTok Creator Fund
The video-creation platform will kick in over $1 billion in the U.S. over the next three years.
U.K. Orders Facebook to Appoint Formal Hold Separate Manager for Giphy
The Competition and Market Authority is concerned that its independence is being compromised.
WNBA, Twitter Extend Livestreaming Pact to Cover 2020 Season
10 games will be featured on @WNBA, with alternative commentators.
Snapchat Unveils Research on Its Users’ Holiday Shopping Season Plans
Planning begins an average of two to three months before Christmas.
Instagram: How to Use Reels
Share short videos with the world
Facebook Removed 9 Networks in July for Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior
798 accounts, 259 Instagram accounts, 669 pages, 69 groups.
Facebook Gaming, Minus the Gaming, Debuts on iOS
The social network and Apple could not reach an agreement.
TikTok Details Measures to Protect 2020 U.S. Presidential Election
The video-creation platform takes aim at deepfakes, coordinated inauthentic activity.
Facebook Releases Graph API v8.0, Marketing API v8.0
The social network detailed updates to its app review process.
Twitter to Label Tweets From Key Government Officials, State-Affiliated Media Entities
It only applies to China, France, the Russian Federation, the U.K. and the U.S., for now.
Instagram Reels Makes Its Official U.S. Debut: Here’s What You Need to Know
The new feature emerges as its inspiration, TikTok, comes under heavy fire from the Trump administration.
Instagram: How to See Fewer Pet Ads
View promotions about different topics instead.
Facebook Extends Branded Content Tag to Public Groups
Admins can now publish posts in partnership with or on behalf of advertisers.
LinkedIn Takes Steps to Help Laid-Off Employees Find New Roles
A Recent Alumni section was added to its page.
Facebook to Lease All 730,000 Square Feet of Office Space in The Farley Building
The big New York real estate move comes just weeks after a commitment to remote work.
