Threads vs. X: Can Meta’s New App Stay Politically Neutral?
As we gear up for the 2024 US election, Meta’s Threads, a Twitter-like app, is finding itself in a bit of a conundrum. The challenge? Keeping political discussions at bay. As recently reported in an article by Andrew Hutchinson, a Content and Social Media Manager at Social Media Today, this issue came to the forefront […]
Understanding the Shift Towards Comprehensive Videos
You’ve probably heard the joke before that we’re all losing our attention span thanks to the internet. And while there might be some truth to that, why is it that longer videos seem to be doing so well on YouTube? You’re not alone if you also noticed that longer videos are gaining more and more […]
X’s New Feature: Requesting Community Notes on Posts
In a recent move to enhance its content moderation and misinformation mitigation efforts, X (formerly Twitter) has introduced a new feature that allows users to request “Community Notes” on posts. At this time, this initiative has been interpreted by many as a means for X to empower its users to flag potentially questionable claims, thereby […]
Staying Informed: Updates on Digital Privacy
It’s a great day for justice, friends! The Supreme Court has recently made a landmark ruling that significantly limits the powers of police to access social media data without a warrant. This decision is a monumental step forward in the ongoing battle to protect our privacy rights in the digital age. But what makes this […]
Short-Form Video Trends: The New Frontier for Marketers
Short-form videos are a dominant digital force, reshaping how content is created, consumed, and shared. This trend, however, is more recent than it might seem. The history of short-form video content traces back to the early days of the internet and has undergone significant evolution to become the marketing powerhouse it is today. The Evolution […]
