March 18, 2019

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Updates:

• Twitter confirms a new ‘Subscribe to Conversation’ feature for following tweets of interest

• Snapchat looks set to unveil its new gaming platform, which will provide another avenue for the company to generate revenue.

March 15, 2019

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Updates:

• As it looks to tap into the growing gaming market, Facebook is looking to make gaming content a more significant element of its main app.

March 14, 2019

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Updates:

• Twitter has launched a new Twitter camera, which better aligns with the visual tools on other apps and will give the platform more opportunity to add in image-based tools. 

• Live-streaming app Periscope is the latest platform to announce a crackdown on fake engagement. 

• Facebook is adding a new option to host a Watch Party for regular TV shows, and a new way to link profile posted songs to Spotify.

March 13, 2019

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Updates:

• Facebook has announced that it will remove its Ad Relevance Score, replacing it with more granular detail, while its also sunsetting several ad metrics.

• Instagram is rolling out a new option which will enable users to stop the app sending them notifications for a selected period of time.

• Google has announced that for the first time it will live-stream its upcoming Google Marketing Live event, offering a range of new insights and tips. Register here.

March 12, 2019

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Updates:

• Twitter’s new prototype application called “twttr’ is rolling out to the first group of testers starting today

• Twitter has outlined some new data on the performance of video marketing on the platform, along with some key video tips.

March 11, 2019

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Updates:

• Twitter is making it easier for users to report violations of their personal information with a new tweet reporting option.

• Google has outlined its advanced AR effects process, which it will use to power new creative tools for YouTube Stories.

March 8, 2019

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Updates:

• Facebook has announced a new set of measures to limit the spread of anti-vax content on its network

• YouTube is testing a new Facebook-style fact check pop-up which will appear on certain content.

• Instagram prototypes video co-watching.

Livestream:

A Feature in Twitter You MUST use (and a Headliner App review).

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Since it’s #worldbookday I thought I’d share one of my all time favs!!! I found this book right after my marriage ended -I was absolutely grief stricken and heartbroken, and the daily readings helped me get through each day with a lot of self-love, gratitude and grace! I’ve since gone back to it time and time again so that I can recenter, regroup and lean more into the truth of myself rather than the limiting beliefs that can often creep in. I love this book so much that I’ve gifted it to others in hopes that they can find some solace within as well. Seriously, go buy it!!!! You won’t regret it P.S. The feather and crystal are sold separately 😉

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March 7, 2019

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Updates:

• Twitter debuts new analytics tools for publishers focused on improving video engagement

• Instagram's Working on New Sorting Options for Followers, Karaoke-Style Music Videos

• Google Announces New Shopping Ads on Google Images