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The company withstood Facebook’s best swing — now it’s growing fast again. Here’s why.
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With billions of monthly users, private messaging apps have become a huge opportunity for marketers.
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In this week’s workplace round up, Microsoft pulls Office 365 and Microsoft 365 together, Xerox backs out of HP bid and Google suspends ‘Less Secure Apps.’
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While it might feel impossible to keep up with the never-ending supply of new social media platforms, there are some you can’t afford to ignore.
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Instagram Stories is a feature stolen from Snapchat, but they've taken it to new heights. Here's why Instagram Stories should be part of your content strategy.
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After a dismal first earnings report showing losses of $2.2 billion, you could argue that Facebook (and by extension, Instagram) has Snapchat on the ropes.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg himself conceded that he and his family of apps were, “a little bit late to the trend initially around making cameras
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In late 2015, consumer use of messaging apps overtook social networks as the primary use for the smartphone, already the primary computing device for most Americans.
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Following its launch in late 2011, Snapchat was little more than an ephemeral messaging service for reckless teenagers.
But as 2017 takes shape, Snapchat is attracting global celebrities as power-users and the world’s most prestigious brands as advertising partners.
Not to mention, Snap Inc. — the company behind Snapchat —
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This debut is the first time potential investors have gotten solid information about the company’s financials.
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Everyone, it seemed, was happy to report Venice, Calif.-based Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, was making London its international headquarters.
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By now, everyone in the industry has read that Instagram has taken on the newest kid on the social media block, Snapchat, by launching its own ephemeral storytelling product: Stories.
This move should come as no surprise.
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Oh snap! If you've seen the headlines in the past few days, Snapchat just isn't cool anymore. All those adults, killing the app's biggest draws, including privacy and spontaneity.
Big sigh.
Settle down, everyone. If anything, the party's just getting started.
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More than 100 million people use Snapchat daily. They send Snaps — picture or videos messages — and compose Stories, compilations of Snaps that create a narrative.
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Two popular online services are off to a good start in 2014 — for hackers, anyway. One cyberattack involved Skype, the Internet calls service owned by Microsoft. The service's Twitter and Facebook accounts, along with the service's blog page, displayed messages Wednesday purporting to be from the Syrian Electronic Army.
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