Imagine a world where your Facebook and Instagram feed is free of ads. No more sponsored posts or endless product placements. But what would this mean for advertisers? Would it be a boon or a bust? Join us as we explore the possibilities of an ad-free subscription model and its potential impact on the advertising industry.
In a surprising turn of events, Meta (formerly known as Facebook) is considering charging European users for its services. This contentious move has sparked outrage and speculation, leaving many wondering if this is indeed the beginning of the end for the social media giant. Stay tuned as we delve into the implications of this potential game-changer.
WASHINGTON DC – APRIL 11. Mark Zuckerberg is the co-founder and Chairman of Facebook. He also testifies to Congress. … [+]House Energy and Commerce Committee, Rayburn House Office Building Capitol Hill Washington DC April 11, 2018. Zuckerberg’s second day before […]
[unable to retrieve full-text content] Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) doubled down on his claims the Biden Administration pressured Facebook to censor conservative comments, after he abruptly called off a vote Thursday to hold Meta’s billionaire CEO Mark Zuckerberg in contempt […]
Conservative users on Facebook during the 2020 presidential election were more isolated and saw more misinformation than the platform’s liberal users, a series of papers published by Meta researchers and academics Thursday in Science and Nature found The post Conservatives […]
Meta’s new social media platform Threads will shift focus to adding several new features a week, including a “following” feed and the ability to search for posts, after rolling out a fairly barebones—but popular—app to take on Twitter last week. […]
Topline Instagram lead Adam Mosseri said in two Threads posts Friday that the new app would not encourage “politics and hard news” on its platform, a far cry from the promoted political content found on its rival platform Twitter. Apple […]
Meta is Meta’s Twitter rival John Koetsier Meta, Facebook’s parent, released Threads for pre-order at the iOS App Store. A bare-bones website version was also leaked this morning. That lets us take an advance look at the company’s answer to […]
[unable to retrieve full-text content] On Tuesday, a federal judge limited the type of contacts that Biden Administration officials and agencies could have with social media firms about protected speech. The post Federal Judge Restricts Biden Administration Communication With Social […]
Meta has released the first Images of Threads App on 7th July. Meta / Apple After months of rumors, it looks like Meta’s Twitter competitor finally has a launch date. Beginning July 6, users of the internet will have the […]
