Twitter — page 31

The author discusses the negative impact of sensationalism in news, highlighting the need for more balanced reporting.

Twitter announces changes to its 140-character limit, no longer counting @usernames towards the limit.

LinkedIn is launching a new feature, Trending Storylines, which are personalized news clusters based on current topics, curated by a team of editors and algorithms.

Twitter launches live video API, allowing big camera broadcasts to the platform.

Jameson is engaging users on Twitter, SnapChat, and Uber with advertising, offering free T-shirts, SnapChat geofilters, and free rides on UberX and Uber Pool.

Campbell's Soup uses a new Pinterest tool to spot trends early, highlighting the importance of social media listening.

1851 is highlighting top women leaders in business and franchising, including Jennifer Beall Saxton, the founder and CEO of Tot Squad.

Brands can engage consumers in real-time during the Oscars by using Twitter and Snapchat.

Quality is our foundation and distinction – we’ve always had better ingredients and always will.

69 percent of Americans use social media platforms, with a significant portion focusing on these channels during the Super Bowl.

Pranav Yadav, CEO of Neuro-Insight, is making waves in the marketing world with his company's patented brain-mapping technology.

A roundup of social media news, including guides to making Instagram ads work for your brand.

LinkedIn is 277% more effective at generating leads than Facebook and Twitter, with a 2.74% visitor-to-lead conversion rate, making it a valuable resource for vetting potential franchisees or employees.

Top franchise news and trends are highlighted, including the closure of Vine and the success of Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream.

Twitter has officially shut down Vine, replacing it with a new camera application called Vine Camera.

Mashable's Josh Steimle expects Twitter and fake reviews to decline in popularity in 2017.

The importance of finding a suitable business partner is highlighted, with the franchise industry's challenges in scaling and growth emphasized.

Brands spent 65 percent more on social media advertising in 2016 compared to 2015, with Instagram leading the growth at 138 percent increase.

Instagram reports over 600 million active monthly users, with a significant increase in younger users joining the platform.

The restaurant industry is being driven forward by technology innovations, including in-home digital assistants and social media marketing.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sought customer feedback on improving the company through a tweet in 2017.

Several big-name companies, including Yahoo, Samsung, and Wells Fargo, had a difficult year in 2016 due to various issues and scandals.

Social media marketing experts predict what's ahead in 2017, with a focus on trends, observations, and advice from 26 experts in the field.

Domino's Pizza adds Google Home to its online ordering options, allowing customers to place orders using voice commands.