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March 29, 2023
The Circana results for the month of February 2023 are in, with Hogwarts Legacy topping the charts.
March 27, 2023
An internal email has been made public, and it allegedly reveals that Elon Musk has set Twitter's valuation at around $20 billion - far less than he paid.
March 27, 2023
TikTok's Shant Oknayan, the newly appointed head of global business solutions in APAC shares the platform's challenges like facing the US Congress and generative AI, as well as TikTok's plans for commerce.
March 27, 2023
TikTok appears to be on a roller coaster, or, more precisely, trapped in an endless cycle of being s
March 27, 2023
TikTok's Shant Oknayan, the newly appointed head of global business solutions in APAC shares the platform's challenges like facing the US Congress and generative AI, as well as TikTok's plans for commerce.
March 27, 2023
How TikTok is responding to advertisers' concerns about potential bans. From PR Week
March 26, 2023
AI photo apps: over? AI-powered photo apps like Lensa AI’s “magic avatars” and others that promise to turn text into images have gone viral on the App Store in recent months. Apptopia data shows consumer interest in AI photo apps has fallen as quickly as it rose. The firm tracked download growth and in-app spending …
March 25, 2023
As Elon Musk wants all Twitter users to pay for Blue badges, latest data has revealed that Twitter Blue has only earned $11 million in mobile subscriptions to date since launching the service three months ago. According to a report in TechCrunch, which quoted data from app intelligence firm Sensor
March 25, 2023
According to Sensor Tower data, Twitter Blue garnered a relatively small amount of subscriptions. Twitter is making a big change by removing legacy Twitter checkmarks on April 1st.
March 24, 2023
According to a recent annual report released by data.ai, consumer spending on apps decreased 2% to $167 billion last year, signaling the first-ever slowdown in the global app economy. Downloads were also up 11% year over year, giving the impression that app adoption was still happening and was being particularly fueled by emerging markets. However, …