Social Media Daily News Roundup 08.08.18
Here is all the Social Media news you need to know for the day ahead. Results from buffer research that analysed 43 million posts from 20,000 companies. SnapChat users shrink but revenue climbs 44%. How to leverage ITGV. Twitter CEO explains decision on Infowars. LinkedIn tweaks and Google stalking your face!
Facebook to stream weekly games from La Liga and Serie A for free
European football fans in the UK will be able to stream one game per week for free after the new rightsholder, Eleven Sports, reached a broadcast agreement with social network
Twitter Attempts To Stamp Out Bullying By Paying Professors
As part of the social media giant’s plan to end the toxic culture of abuse by users, Twitter is using college professors to audit its platform. (Forbes)
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey defends failure to ban Alex Jones
Jack Dorsey refuses to follow Apple, Facebook and YouTube in banning Jones, saying he will be guided by principles rather than pressur (guardian)
LinkedIn Tweaked Its Experience Section to Group All Positions at the Same Workplace
Profile viewers can see multiple roles without the rest of the work history dropping down (Adweek)
IGTV
How Instagram Influencers Can Leverage Long-Form Video
A great article from Forbes highlighting how influencers can leverage long-form video content, we think a lot of the lessons here can be applied to clients and brands.
Snapchat
Watch six experts debate the future of Snap
A CNBC feature looking at the future of SnapChat,
Snap users drop for first time, but revenue climbs
Snap saw its first drop in daily users during the second quarter, a slip the company attributed to a rocky app redesign. Still, its revenue climbed 44% year-over-year. (CNN)
Inside Google’s plan to stalk your social media accounts
Google, once again, is excited about social media. But not in the ways you might think; this isn’t about another in a failed string of chat apps, or the knockout success that never was in Google Plus (TNW)