Not all tweets go to heaven, it turns out. For social media posts attached to official government accounts, the White House has a plan.
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Technology Today
November 11, 2016
Official accounts will be wiped clean for new administration
By Sami Main
Not all tweets go to heaven, it turns out. For social media posts attached to official government accounts, the White House has a plan.
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But it still incorporates user-generated content
By Marty Swant
For years, GoPro has taken a user-centric approach to its advertising, packaging submitted content for TV spots that have run everywhere from YouTube to the Super Bowl.
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Latest campaign to promote its smartwatch
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If you've ever wondered how BuzzFeed's popular Tasty videos come together, Fossil's new ads want to show you. As a follow-up to its recent twist on the viral "Instagram Husbands" clip, the watch ...
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Mixed emotions in Europe
By Marty Swant
LISBON—The morning after the U.S. presidential election, the mood of Europe's largest tech conference was rather somber, mirroring how many Americans themselves felt about Donald Trump becoming the next ...
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Will help brands manage and buy digital video
By Lauren Johnson
In a deal to bolster its video offerings for advertisers, Adobe has acquired demand-side platform TubeMogul for $540 million.
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It's the biggest buildout yet
By Marty Swant
Instagram has finally one-upped Snapchat.
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