Google has developed a new tool that uses AI to help people identify common skin conditions.
As part of its effort to rid its platform of misinformation, Facebook is expanding its penalties for users that repeatedly share misinformation.
After testing, Instagram has now announced that everyone on Instagram and Facebook will be able to hide their public like counts.
Social shopping is getting more exciting this week with the introduction of Instagram Drops, a new exclusive destination on Instagram.
TikTok, Sirius XM, and Pandora have announced a collaboration to bring new audio content across their platforms.
You can now download your favorite Spotify music and podcasts to your Apple Watch and listen to them offline.
Pinterest is launching a new campaign to inspire people to come out of the post-pandemic blues and try new experiences.
TikTok users woke up to some disturbing news: their beloved text-to-speech feature suddenly had a new and much more upbeat alternative.
LinkedIn has announced the rollout of organic post boosting and event ads to help marketers reach new audiences and amplify their brands.
Instagram is rolling out insights for Reels and Instagram Live to help creators and small businesses gain more insight into the performance of their content.
Yelp is showing its support for LGBTQ-owned businesses with rainbow-colored pins and a new "LGBTQ-owned" business attribute.
SoundCloud is highlighting up-and-coming artists with a new weekly series on Clubhouse - presented by former MTV host, Jasmine Solano.
Snapchat has announced the launch of Public Profiles for Businesses on its platform, to help brands run their organic presence on its platform.
Twitter announced that it is starting to roll out a new verification application process and reviewing public verification applications.
In a bid to help creators monetize their Twitter Spaces, Twitter is preparing to launch a new Ticketed Spaces feature in the next few weeks.
In partnership with Pinterest, Netflix has tapped the McGees from Dream Home Makeover to spice up Memorial Day inspiration.
TikTok now lets users block, delete or report comments or accounts in bulk, a new way to prevent bullying on its platform.
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