On Friday, we dive into the week’s social media news, providing you with real (and amusing) insight into this dynamic industry. What’s up this week?
Facebook gives developers the nod to create interactive chat bots in Messenger, YouTube rolls out interactive virtual reality stories (woah) and Twitter indicates they MIGHT change character limit from 140 characters to 10,000 characters (ugh).
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Facebook Is Opening Up Its Messenger Platform So Developers Can Build Interactive Chat Bots, @aghoshal, TNW News
Pinterest Points The Way As Silicon Valley Grapples With Diversity, @daveyalba, WIRED
Snapchat Lets Publishers Link Directly  To Their Discover Content On Facebook, Twitter, @Kchaykowski, Forbes
YouTube App Rolls Out Interactive 360 Video, Social Media Examiner
Twitter Restores Politwoops’ API Access, Allowing It To Post Politicians’ Deleted Tweets Once Again, @yaelwrites, Forbes
Here’s What You Can No Longer Say On Twitter, @mjcontrera, The Washington Post
Introducing Conversational Ads, Twitter
Twitter 10K? Twitterati Say Save It For ‘War And Peace’, @faresmelissa, Reuters
