Every week we dive into this week’s social media news, providing you with real (and amusing) insight into this dynamic industry. What’s up this week?
Twitter expands their self-serve ads platform to over 200 countries, Google’s logo debuts a new look and Facebook is the preferred social platform for foodies.
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Twitter Ads are Now Available in Over 200 Countries and Territories, Richard Alfonsi, Twitter Blog
Twitter and the News: How People Use the Social Network to Learn about the World, Tom Rosenstiel, Jeff Sonderman, Kevin Loker, Maria Ivancin and Nina Kjarval, American Press Institute
Machinima Settles FTC Charges Over Xbox One Endorsements, Sarah E. Needleman and Chelsey Dulaney, The Wall Street Journal
The Traffic LinkedIn Drives to Publishers Has Dropped 44 Percent this Year, Lucia Moses, Digiday
Facebook Has Recruited U2, Carrie Underwood, And Alicia Keys To Push Music Videos, Hugh McIntyre, Forbes Media & Entertainment
This Online Tool Reveals your Personality Based on Facebook ‘Likes’, James Titcomb, The Telegraph
