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Facebook Reactions to posts have been in effect for a little over a year now, with users being able to easily show that they loved, laughed at, or were angered by a post by posting a small emoticon in place of a “Like.” Recently, Facebook confirmed that its newsfeed algorithm is favoring posts that feature Read More
Earlier this month Google confirmed in an official statement that they will stop supporting all unskippable 30-second ads on YouTube sometime in 2018. In its place they will switch over to 6-second unskippable “bumper ads” which the organization introduced in 2016. Why Is Google Doing This? Google found that their viewers hated the 30 second Read More
We are lambasted with online news every single day, but where are we finding this information and what are we doing with it? The Pew Research Center has just released some interesting research results that shed some light on these two questions. The Results of the Study For the study, more than 2,000 American adults Read More
YouTube recently announced that users are now watching more than 1 billion hours of online video a day, and it is on track to outpace television views in the United States. The average American views 1.25 billion hours of both live and recorded television every day. But the number of hours have been steadily dropping Read More