A 16-year old teen from the US is currently on course for the most retweets of all time, after the fast-food chain Wendy’s set him a huge social media challenge in exchange for a year’s supply of free chicken nuggets.
YouTube has stopped placing ads on channels with fewer than 10,000 views in a move aimed at preventing people from making money off offensive or pirated videos.
Young people consider three of the Google’s products among the top ten “coolest” brands in the world, according to new research… conducted by Google.
Twitter has dropped the egg that functions as its default profile picture over fears that it has become associated with online abuse.
Pepsi has come under fire for its latest video ad, where reality TV star Kendall Jenner uses a can of Pepsi to soothe tension between protesters and police, sparking accusations that it exploits the “Black Lives Matter” movement.
In 2017, it’s getting harder to discern real news stories from fake ones- which made last weekend’s April 1st pranks even harder to spot than usual. To help you out, we’ve put together some of the best hoaxes from this year’s pranksters for your viewing pleasure…
Palmer Luckey, the inventor of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, has left Facebook following the news that he financially backed an organisation that supported Donald Trump and created anti-Hillary Clinton memes.
Facebook is rolling out ‘Stories’ in its main Facebook app, copying Snapchat’s main feature for the fourth time in less than a year.
Global advertising spending will continue to increase at growth rates of between 4 percent and 5 percent through 2019, Zenith says in its new Advertising Expenditure Forecasts report.
The way US consumers watch TV is changing, with social media and mobiles affecting how they discover what to what to watch next in the living room, according to new research.