Snapchat launched App Stories which allows users to share their stories to third-party apps, with advertising opportunities for partner brands possible in the near future.

Pinterest added a new tab called Today, highlighting trending ideas from across the pinning platform.

As consumers move their shopping online due to self-isolation during the coronavirus crisis, ecommerce ad spend doubles.

With the goal of connecting users during a time of isolation, Instagram has created a new media sharing feature via in-app video chat.

Facebook has introduced a pilot program that allows users to see rewards and points in their Facebook app.

Google is officially shifting to mobile-first indexing, changing website ranking on SERP to be determined by mobile browser performance instead of desktop.

As coronavirus concerns force more people to isolate at home, streaming services will be in the hot seat.

Reddit’s latest ad unit gives brands the opportunity to drive further engagement and visibility.

Apple has recently changed its guidelines allowing apps to send ads as push notifications, a move that could help digital marketers better engage consumers.

Consumers increasingly want customer support via text or in-app messaging, according to a new report.

LinkedIn prepares to add new features to its social media platform including live streaming and stories.

Twitter tests Fleets, its own version of Stories, similar to Instagram and Snapchat, that disappear after 24 hours.

Unilever has vowed to stop marketing its products to children in order to tackle rising obesity rates.

In today’s crowded and competitive dating app industry, S’More enters the space with a unique and meaningful approach to finding your match.

Snapchat announced it will be expanding Swipe Up To Call ad options in the U.S., after a soft launch overseas.

Eight California universities will participate in a pilot program to pay college students for community service work.

Four brands from the IAB top “250 Brands to Watch” leading the way in the direct-to-consumer (DTC) sector.

A recently released guide from the FTC outlines the responsibilities of influencers, in particular disclosing what their connection is to the brands they endorse.