
Facebook to Reduce Political Content on News Feeds
Facebook has noted that most users don’t want political content to flood their news feed. These types of content have led to a lot of controversies and discourse.

Facebook has noted that most users don’t want political content to flood their news feed. These types of content have led to a lot of controversies and discourse.

A while back, I shared a little joke with a PR friend. She had invited me to attend a small-scale business launch event on the basis that a

Instagram has been the haven of people wanting to express themselves freely. On 19 November 2019, the platform launched Reels. It allows users to express themselves via a

Twitter reported a 5% increase of its daily active users, now at 192 million. Twitter attributed such growth on their recent moves to personalized experience in the platform.

Everybody’s preparing for Apple’s IDFA to be put in place. Facebook, for one, conducted a webinar about its impact on brands and users alike. It also tested limited