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Snapchat is expanding its Live Stories feature and may want to get into “breaking news.”
“I don’t think we will see less of these public markdowns. I think we will see more of them.”
Snapchat is selling lenses now, too.
The Wall Street Journal is going after a new audience. So, apparently, is Snapchat.
It’s not the only one to have its valuation questioned in recent months.
That’s a massive increase.
Snapchat can rely on its audience to bring in advertisers -- for now.
It is eyeing more in-app purchases, though.
So. Much. Content.
More content, please!
Snapchat rolled out two new ad units this week.
Did we mention the geodesic dome?
Sometimes a billion isn’t a billion (say the TV guys, who hope that’s true).
Snapchat is testing a new ad type.
Tech giants hope a new emoji will deter online bullies.
A big political gun for a big political fight.
Marissa, bar the door!
The ephemeral message company is shutting the door on its first content creation experiment.
Spiegel is a man of diverse inspirations.
Refinery29 is the 15th publisher on Discover.
Same video, different platforms.
Facebook says more people will see its fast-loading articles on iPhones, and it has signed up more than a dozen new publishers.
The two entities will split ad revenue tied to the content.
Snapchat is now charging people to replay their messages.
Mashable, IGN and Tastemade are all joining Discover this week.
The company has been looking for someone to handle the books for almost nine months.
Turns out Snapchat is like every other startup ever.
Hear about the insanity of San Francisco real estate from one of its experts.
Twitter had an up-and-down week, and Facebook’s quarterly earnings went fine.
Who will manage all that cash?
Yahoo and Warner Music are out.
Is this the moment when users finally embrace Facebook, Twitter and rising networks like Instagram, Pinterest and Snapchat for their retail needs?
You’ll soon see a few new publishers in Snapchat Discover.
Doing what the kiddies do.
It’s man against the machine.
Snapchat makes a splash at the big Cannes advertising festival.
The good news for Twitter: There’s money to be had.
What are the advertising aims of the ephemeral messaging service?