Conversation starters on Instagram Notes Fewer people post publicly on social than before, more people are using private chats. If you’re a social network and you want to retain your users, you better adapt. That seems to be what Meta is doing with Instagram notes. The feature that posts short updates from friends at the […]

Chrome blocks 3rd party cookies 1% of Chrome users are now in a test that automatically blocks third-party cookies. And I’m one of the 1%.  What does this mean? Third-party cookies stalk you around the internet. They are mostly used by advertising tools to build a picture of the people who visit sites so they […]

Threads is coming to Europe (Kinda) EU users are looking for an alternative to X. The network formally known as Twitter is becoming more bizarre by the moment so it seems like it’s time to store our eggs in a different basket. But frustratingly we have no access to their biggest competitor, Threads. Threads is […]

Bye Bye LinkedIn Profile Video New features are great, but it’s annoying when they go away. LinkedIn loves launching and then deleting features A recent cull saw the end of link stickers, profile videos and carousel posts (no not documents another thing). At the time content created with these features remained, you just couldn’t change […]

Google AI for product shots Getting good product shots is a constant battle for online retailers. You either live with the best photos you can take yourself, use images from your suppliers that make every store look the same, or invest in photography. But now you can use AI to create better product shots. This […]

Ad Free Meta is hitting the EU It’s actually happening. Meta users in the EU and EEA will now be able to opt for a paid ad-free experience. For €9.99 a month when purchased on desktop you can stop the ads.  This sounds like fun but if too many people opt-in, it could cripple the […]