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Share We’re at a fascinating crossroads of digital and social marketing, creative technology, and changing consumer habits. TVs are getting smarter. Mobile ad tracking is being disrupted. Social platforms are all adding audio stories. TikTok is transforming how news spreads. Creators are monetizing like never before. Email is actually popular again.   Gamified brand experiences have always been popular with consumers, but social AR will create an opportunity for interplay between a brand and its consumer that will make a social comment or retweet seem trite.  And meanwhile, there is a...

Facebook lets users create and watch Reels on its platform SECTIONS Share AFP Facebook is doubling down on short-form videos by launching the ability to create and view them on its flagship social media platform, amid rising consumption for short videos in India and other markets. On Tuesday, Facebook said it is testing a new feature that will recommend Reels from Instagram creators on its platform in India, provided the creator chooses to do so. India is the first market where this feature is being piloted with select creators such as Ashish Chanchlani, Pooja Dhingra, Masterchef Pankaj Bhado...

Share this article Share this article HONG KONG, Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- In recent years, AR technology has gradually entered various industries, such as medical care, tourism, real estate, automobiles, and catering. Many industries have saved the initial cost and later marketing expenses due to the addition of AR. Among them, the hotel industry almost reflects the typical advantages of AR in a specific industry. As a romantic island, Bali, many couples choose it as a holy place for their weddings. Sheraton Hotel seizes this opportunity and uses AR technology to bring customers an augmen...

Backed by 46 US states and a federal agency, the legal filing sets out 123 pages of evidence against Facebook and accuses it of a 'buy-or-bury strategy' to maintain what it claims is an illegal monopoly.

A 'smoking gun' email has emerged that illustrates the government's core case in its landmark antitrust suits against Facebook, but Wall Street analysts doubt that the case will succeed.