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.
Happy Friday, social media geeks! In this week’s #MMSocialReport, we’ll be exploring how Twitter is making it easier to connect with your new internet BFFS, how Periscope can be used to boost user engagement with your small biz or startup, and more in this week’s report!
#ICYMI: Kanye West came back better than ever with another epic tweetstorm, Facebook is taking over the social media world one feature at a time, Vine celebrates its 3rd birthday, and Snapchat isn’t backing down from legitimizing its platform. In this week’s #MMSocialReport, the social world is rising to new heights.
In this week’s #MMSocialReport, the world will find out the real truth – are you following your loyal Instagram followers? If not, you’re about to get caught red-handed with Instagram’s latest update, Nielsen takes on the power of social media and begins to crunch real-time data from Facebook and Instagram, and Facebook takes a stand against hate speech. All this, and more in this week’s roundup!
In this week’s #MMSocialReport, Twitter has announced that it will extend its 140 character limit to 10,000, Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour gives insight about the direction the app will take in 2016 (and its influence on the presidential election this year), and how Instagram’s app suite will give businesses leverage to produce engaging content in 2016.
Can’t seem to get the perfect holiday selfie? Haven’t been pinning festive holidays crafts on your Pinterest boards? Can’t stand to receive another Candy Cane Gram? Sounds like you’re feeling more like Ebenezer Scrooge than the Sugar Plum Fairy.
Before you go ahead and tweet #BahHumbug onto your feed, dear Scrooge, let’s take a journey with the ghosts of Social Media past, present, and future for some insight on where we’re headed in the coming year.
As fall rolls in, social media evolves with new Facebook features, increasingly creative brand Instagrams, and new legitimacy for Snapchat Producers.
Innovation is in the air, and brands and platforms alike are striving to make themselves bigger, better, and more widely used. Whether that be tweeting about the Game of Thrones premiere, introducing new features, or battling the competition, this week has been full of innovative moves by big players.