Twitter Outlines New Financial Scam Policy. While Twitter has always had a spam policy in place, up till now, it hasn’t had a specific set of rules for financial scams and people using the platform in an attempt to dupe unsuspecting tweeters. Now, Twitter’s seeking to address this, with the introduction of a new set of rules focused on […]
It’s called M-Journal, and it will help you convince your professor that you’re citing a real academic source. The digital product agency MSCHF released a site called M-Journal on Tuesday that will turn any Wikipedia article into a “real” academic article. You can screenshot it, you can cite it — and you can send a link to your teacher. […]
Snapchat Expands Ad Length Limits, Announces New Ad Formats Snapchat is getting its business processes on the right track, and building a more sustainable, profitable company. A big part of that now lies in maximizing audience attention, and showing that Snapchat can be a viable platform for driving consumer action. And on that front, Snapchat has […]
Facebook Says That it’s Suspended ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Apps in Post-Cambridge Analytica Investigation Early last year, when the Cambridge Analytica scandal first broke, Facebook announced a full review of every app which could have possibly been granted the same data access that Cambridge Analytica had, in order to ensure that it plugged all the loopholes and addressed […]
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