Short newsletter with news in the world of social networks and online marketing
This newsletter is compiled by social media and online communications practitioners from Proper.media. These are industry news that are relevant to our work and we believe would be useful to all fellow marketers, PRs, and entrepreneurs who actively use social networks to communicate with their audiences.
We hope we have been helpful with a brief summary of the more significant developments of the last month.
30 June 2016.
Facebook protects people from offensive photos through artificial intelligence systems
Facebook's artificial intelligence systems now report more inappropriate and offensive photos than humans do. The social network thus scores an important point against content abuse. Artificial intelligence can successfully replace the hours of work of humans and the negative impact on their psyche.
Read more in English HERE.
Facebook obliges us to use Messenger
Pretty soon it will be impossible to chat with your friends without installing Facebook Messenger. That option has been removed from the social network's app, but until now it was still available when using its mobile site.
Read more HERE.
Facebook 360 is in full swing!
We can now upload panoramic photos from our smartphones, and Facebook will turn it into a 360-degree photo. The effect really is WOW!
Read more in English HERE.
Facebook will monitor how many new users stores have as a result of online advertising on the social network
Facebook has added several new tools that will allow stores to understand how many users have come through advertising and how many sales have been made offline.
Read more in English HERE.
The algorithm of Instagram will soon apply to all
Instagram announced that the new algorithm will be rolled out to all users next month (July).
This change was first announced in March, but will soon apply to absolutely everyone.
Read more in English HERE.
Google wants to help users who are looking for symptoms of diseases to reach a correct guess of diagnosis
When we search the web for information about symptoms of a disease, as a result we will come up with a list containing diseases associated with those symptoms. Google claims that the results have been verified by specialists and the safety of the information is guaranteed. The service is initially only available in English, but will be expanded later.
Read more in English HERE.
Facebook changes personal profiles
The social network has made a change to users' profiles, with the information we've entered about work and education now appearing directly below profile pictures and visible and accessible to our friends. This can cause embarrassment and familiarity with the settings is necessary.
Read more about this HERE.
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