In this week’s #MMSocialReport – An in-depth prediction of social media trends for 2017, how Facebook’s new technology aims to help people, a look into Timehop’s past and future, Facebook’s newest venture into virtual reality, and big expectations for Microsoft and LinkedIn.
It’s time for the last #MMSocialReport of 2016! It has been a crazy but monumental year for social media — in both good ways and bad. In this week’s report: a review of some of the most important social media milestones of 2016, the podcast popularity boom that led to audio-only Facebook Live broadcasts, Snapchat’s newest craze, Twitter’s new 360-degree Periscope live streams, and an insightful analysis of the year’s fake news problem including why you won’t find it on LinkedIn.
It was almost Christmas time and all was bright
As Santa sat by the firelight.
He sat in Santa HQ, preparing with cheer,
wondering, “What could I do different this year?”
He heard a tap on glass and a faint hoot
Saw an owl with a scroll about as big as his boot
“Come inside, little one!” Santa jollily boomed
Unrolling a scroll the length of the room.
“What do we have here!” He cried, chuckling some
“What? Facebook can be really dumb!
Who is this from, Metter Media in Cambridge, MA?
A social media wishlist, they say.”
Then Santa’s eyes did sparkle bright
He looked out into the dark night
And vowed to make each wish come true
If Facebook can’t fix it, Santa can do!
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In this week’s #MMSocialReport – Facebook’s colorful new update, Uber’s new Snapchat filters, a complete calendar of hashtag holidays for 2017 and how to use them, Oculus VR’s new social hangout, and some of the most popular social networks around the world. Dig in as we wrap up the year with plenty of “what’s next”:
In this week’s #MMSocialReport – features, features, features! Snapchat Groups, Facebook Moments, Apple’s new emojis, Reserve with Google, and Facebook Messenger’s new camera are among this week’s slew of new features on social media.
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Instagram, Facebook and more — social media has had some very important updates this week! While one has started to include features that support mental illnesses, the other… now lets you order movie tickets and food. Moreover, we have an update on the selfie-drone camera this week and a video for you to watch!
PS. It’s taken us long to get over the fact that Candy Crush is now coming out with a live TV show game. Weird, right? Learn more below:
Welcome to this week’s #MMSocialReport! Read on to learn about Twitter’s new promoted stickers, how to actually see what your Facebook friends posts in real-time on your news feed, and Facebook’s new 360 video tools! In the not-surprising-news category, a self-declared “hater-free” platform is becoming a haven for trolls. Scroll for details!
“Wouldn’t it be great to have kittens around all the time?”
That’s what Cindy Congdon, owner of the Instagram account @foster_kittens, asked her vet four years ago. Little did she know that a friendly conversation she had while taking her kitten for a check up would take her down the path of fostering countless litters of kittens and would create a following of more than 400,000 users on Instagram. As followers of the account, the Metter Media team wanted to get inside the head of the person behind the adorable Instagram pictures. Find out what it is like to have hundreds of thousands of followers and how it helps the kittens that Congdon cares for.
Happy Friday! In this week’s #MMSocialReport, we share our excitement for more female emoji representation and the launch of Instagram Stories. Also, heads up — ads are coming to Facebook Live, Snapchat is making scannable codes for the real world, and LinkedIn introduces videos from influencers. Read on for details!
Hello and happy end of the week media lovers! Come follow us and #Edelman on this week’s social report where we will explore the psychoanalysis of why we hate change in #SocialMedia, and witness #Tumblr’s first steps into the world of live video, the incredible growth of #Instagram, and more! Continue reading