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Social Media Platforms Release Updates to Keep Users Engaged, Combat Misinformation and Tackle Inequity
Posted on May 5, 2021
Read post +As the world prepares for life after the pandemic, social media platforms are in a scramble to fill their coffers with new features to keep users engaged, combat misinformation and tackle newsfeed inequities. In April, Facebook announced a series of algorithmic changes to expand user engagement, including a “Suggested Topics’” prompt in the newsfeed. The […]
Social Media Giants Battle it Out in an Increasingly Crowded Playground
Posted on April 1, 2021
Read post +The end of the snowy season has social media platforms whipped up into a feeding frenzy. Following the success of Clubhouse — the popular invite-only audio social app, which quickly gained steam throughout the winter and recently celebrated more than 13 million downloads — all three social media giants are piloting their own audio-only features. But […]
We wanted to share a recent letter that our CEO, Madhavi Rao, shared with our team. We are looking forward to continued growth and development as an organization. Hi team – I wanted to share my thoughts on the recent horrific events that took place in Atlanta and my thoughts around the ongoing injustices that […]
FB Strikes Back Against Apple’s Efforts to Curb Data Harvesting
Posted on February 26, 2021
Read post +We’re just two months into the year and the nation’s biggest tech giants are already going head to head. Last month, iPhone maker Apple officially announced widespread efforts to curb data harvesting and provide more transparency and control over how companies track user data across websites and apps. Among the changes included revamped user permission settings […]
By: Chuck Lewis, Senior Creative at SoMe A few years back, I stopped by a local gym for an introductory consultation. The idea for this first meeting was that we’d have a short discussion, I’d fill out a worksheet with my fitness goals, and the trainer would walk me through a few basic movements. […]