Social media trends in the US: Facebook dominates mobile as Snapchat surges
Facebook continues to dominate social media on mobile in the US, but SnapChat use is rocketing, according to new research looking into social media trends in the US.
Facebook continues to dominate social media on mobile in the US, but SnapChat use is rocketing, according to new research looking into social media trends in the US.
Google has bought social travel app JetPac, as the internet giant continues to enhance its local search data.
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Twitter has begun testing video ads embedded into user’s newsfeeds, as the social network looks to rival Facebook’s recent foray into auto-start video ads.
Twitter has revamped its ad pricing model to compete with Facebook, letting advertisers specify which action they wish to pay for, such as downloading an application.
BuzzFeed has raised $50m in a new funding round that values the web publisher at three times the amount of the Washington Post.
Facebook has cracked down on apps that incentivise app downloads in exchange for likes, as the social network looks to increase the value and meaning of its social metrics.
The US will reach over 75% by the year end, with Apple and Android still leading the way in terms of phones and operating systems respectively, according to new data.
Google is encouraging website developers to make their sites secure for visitors by using site encryption as one of the factors to determine search ranking.
Pinterest has added a private messaging feature, letting users to chat with each other in a private window while using the social media scrapbooking tool.