Vice Media has become the latest news putlet to layoff staff, following the likes of Mashable and Buzzfeed as upcoming digital media publications struggle to turn a profit in an increasingly saturated market.
Twitter has relaxed the rules for what counts against its iconic 140-character limit in Tweets, dropping pictures and video along with @name replies.
Last week, a mother’s video clip showing her hilarious reaction to trying on a Chewbacca mask became the most watched Facebook Live video ever. Kohl’s, the US supermarket that sold the toy, quickly made a follow up video, showing how brands need to react fast in a social world.
With Snapchat set to revive MTV’s Cribs, Hostel World has released a spoof ad with a little help from rapper 50 Cent.
The YouTube app on iPhones now supports Cardboard, Google’s own viewer headset that lets users experience virtual reality.
In a bid to manage the sheer scale of IoT devices, organisations are failing to consider not just the security implications, but also the human risk. Paul German, VP EMEA, Certes Networks insists that overlooking security could fundamentally undermine the entire IoT evolution.
MTV is launching a new sex education series on Snapchat, with Trojan condoms lined up as sponsor.
In Italy, ‘Umarells’ is the name given to retirees who like to spend their days observing and commenting on the ongoing work in the various construction sites. Burger King decided to make use of them in this new viral campaign…
Periscope is now supporting drone camera streams, as the live video app continues to expand the platform.
After months of speculation, Amazon has finally revealed the name of the motoring show from Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond.