Live videos can be extremely engaging. And for those that are joining them, it can indeed be fun to be part of a broader community. However, things can go be pretty noisy and comments can be harsh.
Snapchat announces a new way for users to create custom Stories. In May 23rd, 2017, the company said that users can add friends as contributors, with an option to add locations.
The social source code management platform GitHub is making it easier for developers to fetch the right tools to improve and fine-tune their existing workflows.
The search engine by Microsoft starts using its Bot Framework to integrate chatbots directly into search results, making search experience more interactive and transactional. Simply put, Microsoft with Business Bots are making chatbots (and its AI) accessible to business owners.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is still young and developing, but that doesn't mean that it can't create another AI.
The online publishing platform Medium introduces an audio feature to its premium membership.
The social giant Facebook is already occupying much of many people's online activities. If that isn't enough, Facebook is rolling out a feature which allows users to order food directly from its website and app.
After training its News Feed algorithm to recognize clickbait headlines in 2016 and penalized the websites and Pages associated with those posts, Facebook is getting more precise in its fight.
The microblogging platform Twitter is updating its Privacy Policy, making it able to use the information it collects about users' off-Twitter web browsing and use that information for ads targeting.
Google AdWords introduced offline conversion importing since 2013. With it, advertisers can set up their own offline conversion events.
