Twitter is Testing a Redesigned Desktop Interface by @MattGSouthern

Twitter is testing a redesigned version of its desktop website, which is currently available to a limited number of users.

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Facebook Upgrades Canvas Ads, Now Known as “Instant Experience” Ads by @MattGSouthern

Facebook has upgraded its full-screen mobile ad type with new capabilities, while also renaming it from “Canvas” to “Instant Experience.”

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Facebook Updates Ad Metrics to Combine Web, App, and Offline Purchase Data by @MattGSouthern

Facebook updates its ad metrics to offer a holistic view of how customers interact with a business across all platforms.

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SEO Is Back! But Was It Ever Really Gone? by @jeremyknauff

The death of SEO has been greatly exaggerated countless times. But now SEO is back – and cooler than ever.

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Twitter’s latest (and final) punishment for Alex Jones: A permanent ban

A man in an open-collar shirt sits at an anchorman-style desk with a microphone.

Enlarge / Conspiracy theorist and talk show host Alex Jones. (credit: InfoWars)

After weeks of controversy, Twitter officially banned conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his InfoWars site from its platform. The social media company tweeted out the decision from its Twitter Safety account Thursday afternoon, stating that it permanently suspended Alex Jones and InfoWars after both accounts posted tweets and videos that violated the company’s abusive-behavior policy. Previous violations also contributed to the decision to ban both accounts.

Both accounts show “account suspended” messages, so the tweets and videos that violated Twitter’s policy are no longer available. However, according to a report by The Daily Beast, Twitter confirmed that one of the videos that violated its policy was an InfoWars video posted to Jones’ Twitter account. It showed Jones verbally attacking CNN reporter Oliver Darcy, saying, among other things, “Those are the eyes of a rat.”

Last month, Twitter gave Jones a small punishment for his inflammatory behavior on the platform—a one-week suspension that prevented Jones from tweeting or retweeting from his personal account. That came after users flagged a video that Jones posted to Twitter in which he encouraged his supporters to ready their weapons against the media and other groups.

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Facebook Lets Advertisers Target Users Based on Travel-Related Web History by @MattGSouthern

Facebook has introduced a new way for advertisers to target users based on their history of travel-related web browsing.

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How to Easily Install Tracking Pixels on Your Website With Google Tag Manager

Do you use multiple social media pixels and tracking tools on your website? Want an easy way to install and manage those code snippets without waiting on a technical pro? In this article, you’ll learn how to use Google Tag Manager to quickly add social media pixels and tracking scripts to your blog or website. […]

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Over 25% of Facebook Users Have Deleted the App from their Phone by @MattGSouthern

A study published today indicates that US adults are making changes to the way they use Facebook.

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Instagram is Working on its Own Shopping App by @MattGSouthern

Instagram is reportedly building a new app exclusively for shopping.

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Geoffrey Owens Never Deserved What He Got. Job-Shaming Is Just Plain Tacky.

When your family is counting on you in down times, you do what you gotta do. https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/319583