Last week, an embarrassing incident involving the Instagram account of none other than Pope Francis showed how uncomfortable it can be if certain social media actions are performed from an inappropriate (more…)
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Last week, an embarrassing incident involving the Instagram account of none other than Pope Francis showed how uncomfortable it can be if certain social media actions are performed from an inappropriate (more…)
Posted by John Murray
There are times over the last few years where it has felt difficult for anyone to be on the fence politically. Indeed, there are people who would argue that if you don’t “do” politics, you don’t really (more…)
Posted by John Murray
Twitter has announced that it’s working on a new feature that will enable automated captions on video and audio.
The feature is (more…)
Posted by Emily Jones
In July, Twitter informed its investors that a new subscription service is being considered to generate an additional form of revenue for the platform.
A survey released (more…)
Posted by Emily Jones
Last Thursday – in a move that could seriously affect businesses using Twitter as a Google search strategy – tweet carousels were dropped from Google Search following a cryptocurrency hack on the social media site, which targeted many prominent brands and personalities.
Posted by Emily Jones
This morning in the UK, we woke up to the news that several high-profile Twitter accounts had been breached in what is being described by many media sources as the social media site’s worst ever hack. Although serious for Twitter, the situation also led to some comedy and innovation.
Some of the world’s biggest names in (more…)
Posted by John Murray
In recent months, Twitter appears to have heightened its battle against fake news and hate speech. The last few weeks have seen the social media site not only wipe over 170,000 Chinese-state misinformation accounts, but also finally stand up to US President Donald Trump by fact-checking and hiding some of his tweets.
However, Twitter would do well to (more…)
Posted by John Murray
Humour is subjective, and that’s why it can be difficult to get right on social media. When done well, it can be the route to increased reach and a key part of brand identity. When done badly, it can fall flat or, worse still, cause offence and leave a company with some apologising to do.
Since July 1st is (more…)
Posted by John Murray
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