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Facebook expands Safety Center to 50 languages, doubles down on bullies with 60 partners
As Facebook, the social network with 1.7 billion users, has come under fire for how it has handled its editorial role as a “media” company, it is also trying to launch more ways
Facebook Live broadcasting up 4X since May, gets TV and outdoor promo
Facebook wants you to know Live broadcasting isn’t just for celebrities. Facebook has bought a new series of US and UK TV, web, billboard, bus, and baggage claim ads that
Facebook’s News Feed just got better on slower connections
Facebook’s News Feed has now been made even better for users with slow network connections – a project the social network has been working on for some time by revamping
360 photos and videos are coming to Facebook’s Instant Articles
Facebook’s Instant Articles — the format that displays publishers’ content in a faster-loading, distraction-free view when accessed by Facebook users on mobile devices — are about to get more interactive.
How Mendix’ Smart Apps assistance vast companies innovate like startups
Mendix CTO Johan basement Haan echoes try entrepreneur Marc Andreessen when articulate about because his association exists: “Software is eating a world.” Meaning that companies with program during a core
Slack’s rapid growth slows as it hits 1.25M paying work chatters
Slack is still growing fast, about 33% in daily users and paid seats in the last 5 months. But not as fast as before, when it saw 50% DAU growth
Bumpers raises $1M seed to let anyone make podcasts from their phone
These days, you can’t wander around the internet without running into a podcast. And yet, it takes a lot of time, energy, and equipment to make those podcasts. Enter Bumpers.fm.
Instagram tackles self-harm and suicide with new reporting tools, support options
While Twitter continues to struggle with rampant bullying and abuse, Instagram is instead stepping up its game when it comes to keeping users safe from harm. The Facebook-owned photo-sharing network
Social payments app Circle adds two more European markets
Circle has lit up two more European markets as it works to rapidly build out its presence in the region. Users of the P2P payments app in Spain and Ireland can now connect
Facebook embraces utility with food ordering and ticketing
Facebook wants you to participate in your community, not just talk about it, with a slew of new features launching today. From Facebook Pages, you’ll now be able to order
Facebook now lets you cast videos to your TV
Facebook wants you to lean back and watch its News Feed videos on your television with a new feature that lets you stream clips via Apple TV, AirPlay devices, Google
You can endorse your preferred presidential candidate on Facebook now
Facebook rolled out a new feature today that lets users endorse presidential candidates, a move that will probably bring even more acrimonious comments about this election cycle into your News Feed.
Social media display company Tagboard acquires Capture
Tagboard announced today that it has acquired Capture, another startup in the social media and user-generated-content business. Tagboard helps marketers find and create displays for social media conversation around a brand
Call A Deplorable / Elitist breaks you out of your echo chamber
Put in your phone number, talk to someone with the opposite political views. That’s the idea behind two new sister sites, CallADeplorable.com for use by Hillary supporters and CallAnElitist.com for use by Trump
