
Advertisers flock to TikTok despite widespread bans
TikTok is facing more scrutiny than ever, with dozens of US institutions banning the app due to espionage concerns.
TikTok is facing more scrutiny than ever, with dozens of US institutions banning the app due to espionage concerns.
For the last few years, an endless buffet of streaming content has fed consumers’ appetites for entertainment.
In 2022, Gen Z replaced millennials as the cultural force driving popular trends, leading marketers to revise their creative strategies to accommodate the younger generation.
Like crypto, NFTs are experiencing their own winter. Demand for digital tokens has cooled, generating a market where collectors can sell them as losses to help offset their income tax bills.
Digiday conducted a survey asking publishers about the changes they wanted to see from platforms in the near future.
YouTube’s short-form Shorts feature is still trailing behind TikTok when it comes to both user engagement and cultural buzz.
Instead of earning cash for chores, kids are increasingly asking for Robux — the in-game currency in Roblox.
Netflix is beefing up its semi-secret test audience from a couple of thousand to tens of thousands.
Meta is looking for ways to finally start making some real money from WhatsApp.
As many users leave Twitter for the allegedly greener pastures of new platforms, Hive has been flagged as one of the potential best of the bunch.