How Facebook lost its groove
The platform, which turned 21 this year, still brings in gobs of ad dollars, but it’s struggling to attract younger users as it forges ahead with AI. Will it ever become cool again?
The platform, which turned 21 this year, still brings in gobs of ad dollars, but it’s struggling to attract younger users as it forges ahead with AI. Will it ever become cool again?
A new tool is part of YouTube’s larger strategy to capitalize on the creator economy, an exec said.
Through dolled-up re-creations and social-first content, the toy brand has built a following of millions and discovered a consistent path to virality.
The app ran print ads in several newspapers after TikTok briefly went offline in January.
“We were very early adopters in something that felt crazy [at the time], and now social media feels crazy,” Jack Constantine, the brand’s chief digital officer, said.
Gaming continues to make up the majority of mobile spend, but e-tailers and streaming services are making inroads, according to new data from Sensor Tower.
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