Last week, Facebook announced it was bypassing ad blocking filters on its desktop site, leading to an escalating war with the world’s biggest ad blocking firm, with each side updating their software to block the other.
Pinterest is changing the way it sells ads, letting marketers in the US and the UK buy ads through its auction based on how much they’re willing to pay for each impression.
Snapchat has removed a controversial selfie lens filter after the photo app was accused of racism.
This week Facebook got tough on ad blockers, preventing the software from working on its desktop site. In this Right to Reply article, Greg Isbister, CEO and Founder, Blis, discusses why the decision is important in the fight against poor quality advertising.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has reprimanded two different firms that have failed to fully disclose payments on social media channels, and has written to 43 top influencers warning them about undeclared paid endorsements.
As the English football leagues kick off for another season, a new app aims to offer a simpler, mobile friendly alternative to fantasy football leagues.
Microsoft-owned LinkedIn has passed the 100 million user-mark in the Asia Pacific region, driven mainly by India, according to new data.
Smirnoff recently launched a new campaign in New Zealand, that transforms people’s selfies with a customised cocktail recipe, creating them live on Facebook.
Pokemon Go! is starting to invade the workplace, with 53% of UK employees who play Pokemon Go admitting to doing so during working hours.
Whether we like it or not, the UK is a nation of game consumers. Here, Howard Williams, marketing director of digital engagement specialist Parker Software, talks about the benefits of live chat for the gaming industry.