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By: Sarah Perez
Pinterest has now publicly apologized for the wave of moderation issues that have swept across the social network over the past few weeks, leading to Pinterest has now publicly apologized for the wave of moderation issues that have been sweeping the social network over the past few weeks, leading to account bans and Pin removals that users said were unwarranted.
Netflix is adding more live streaming content, the company announced at its Upfront presentation on Wednesday. The service, which now reaches over 94
By: Sarah Perez
YouTube announced a range of initiatives designed to attract more TV ad dollars to its platform at Brandcast, its annual Upfront event for advertisers.
By: Sarah Perez
photo of Pinterest finally admits mass bans were a mistake caused by an ‘internal error’ image Pinterest has now publicly apologized for the wave of moderation issues that have swept across the social network over the past few weeks, leading to account bans and Pin removals that users said were unwarranted. In posts published to social media Tuesday, the company took responsibility for the issue, saying…
By: Sarah Perez
photo of YouTube targets TV dollars with NFL deal, bingeable ‘shows’ from creators image YouTube announced a range of initiatives designed to attract more TV ad dollars to its platform at Brandcast, its annual Upfront event for advertisers. Notably, the Google-owned video service is expanding its relationship with the NFL and plans to exclusively stream the NFL’s first Friday game of the…
Instagram Threads is taking on Linktree and other "link-in-bio" solutions by introducing a way for creators to use their Threads profile to share links to
Apple says the warning messages now appearing next to EU App Store listings that use third-party payment systems are not actually new. According to a
photo of Viral outrage over Apple’s EU payment warnings misses key fact image Apple says the warning messages now appearing next to EU App Store listings that use third-party payment systems are not actually new. According to a number of recent reports, Apple added a warning with a red exclamation mark next to apps that it found were not using its own “private and secure payment…
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Creator platform Patreon has to modify its app to comply with Apple's guidelines after a recent update allowed U.S. users to make purchases via the web.
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