by Brad Howarth | Aug 19, 2019 | digital marketing, social media management, Social Media Marketing, tiktok, VidCon
Each year, dozens of new social platforms are launched with the hope of becoming the next Snapchat, Pinterest or YouTube. The latest platform to reach that tipping point is the TikTok, an app for sharing short form video which promotes itself as a platform for...
by Rosalyn Page | Jul 25, 2019 | brand strategy, marketing strategy, Social Media Marketing, Trust, Vice Media
Dubbed the “Donald Trump of TripAdvisor” by The Washington Post, Oobah Butler turned a non-existent restaurant, The Shed, into the top rated dining establishment in London on TripAdvisor through social manipulation. Speaking at this week’s Online Retailer conference,...
by Rosalyn Page | Jul 19, 2019 | brand risk, Deepfake, Emerging Technologies, influencer marketing, machine learning, Online Marketing, Social Media Marketing, technology trends
?Have you seen the video with US speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to be drunk and slurring her words? Or perhaps you’ve seen the one with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg joking about knowing the public’s secrets? Or the videos of Rasputin singing Beyonce, Andy Warhol...
by Rosalyn Page | Jul 19, 2019 | brand risk, Deepfake, Emerging Technologies, influencer marketing, machine learning, Online Marketing, Social Media Marketing, technology trends
?Have you seen the video with US speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to be drunk and slurring her words? Or perhaps you’ve seen the one with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg joking about knowing the public’s secrets? Or the videos of Rasputin singing Beyonce, Andy Warhol...
by Nadia Cameron | Jul 18, 2019 | consumer engagement, digital marketing, Facebook, Instagram, Social Media Marketing
Instagram is trialling the removal of ‘likes’ tallies from photos and videos in Australian consumer feeds, a move it says is about turning the tables on the way people engage with the social platform.
by Rosalyn Page | Jul 15, 2019 | Cambridge Analytica scandal, consumer engagement, digital marketing, Facebook, federal trade commission (FTC), privacy, Social Media Marketing
?The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the US has reportedly hit Facebook with a record $5 billion settlement for privacy violations, according to a story first reported by The Wall Street Journal and numerous subsequent online reports.
