Colin Kirkland is a journalist whose work has been featured in various publications including MediaPost, Brooklyn Magazine, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, SPIN, and WBUR. With a wide range of topics covered, Colin's articles focus on industry news, technology, social media, and popular culture.
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By: Colin Kirkland
TikTok employees traveling to the U.S. have been stopped by border agents and asked questions about their access to sensitive American data and their potential affiliation with the Chinese Communist Party, according to a recent report by Forbes.
By: Colin Kirkland
Despite political party affiliations, Americans are far more likely to say social media has a negative rather than positive impact on the country, while the majority also believe social media companies hold too much influence in politics and censorship, according to a new survey by Pew Research Center.
Less than two months after app researchers discovered code highlighting LinkedIn's development of in-app games, the Microsoft-owned business-to-business social platform has released its first three games on mobile and desktop.
Brands interested in advertising on the popular metaverse gaming platform can now publish video ads for Roblox users 13 years and older without having to create custom large-scale immersive experiences. However, if they
By: Colin Kirkland
From a studio space in Chelsea, Spotify hosted its first-ever Newfronts event on Wednesday.
In an effort to address content creators' growing interest in a cross-platform strategy, Snapchat has partnered with creator marketing platform CreatorIQ to help brands discover Snap creators, manage partnerships and measure results on the CreatorIQ platform.
After failing to renew its licensing agreement with TikTok, Universal Music Group (UMG) has devised a new deal with the social-media company that will provide label artists with improved payouts and perks.
Despite the forced selloff in the U.S., TikTok is forging ahead with its ad business. At its NewFronts presentation, the ByteDance-owned social-media company announced new premium ad-placement options and additional publishing partners.
As Bluesky continues to build out its platform, its most prominent backer Jack Dorsey has left the board.
Despite U.S. Senators voting for a forced sell-off of TikTok from its parent company ByteDance, the popular social media app is continuing to highlight the ways in which it helps the American economy as a hub for small business influencers and brands.
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