by Chris Lister | Dec 10, 2024 | Social Media
Meta (formerly Facebook) is implementing significant changes to its advertising policies that will have a direct impact on financial institutions, including credit unions. These updates center around the introduction of a new Financial Products and Services (FPS)...
by Chris Lister | Nov 18, 2024 | Social Media
Twitter—sorry, I’m one of those who just can’t call it “X”—has seen a noticeable drop in active users over the last year. This exodus surged after the recent presidential election, with over 115,000 users deactivating their accounts in the U.S. the day after the...
by Chris Lister | Dec 31, 2019 | Social Media
“Your ads have been disapproved…” Many credit unions are receiving ad denial emails after attempting to enhance their Facebook ad campaigns. These denials are part of a settlement reached between anti-discriminatory groups and Facebook resulting in new policies that...
by Chris Lister | Jan 31, 2012 | Search Engines, Social Media
Google announced its new privacy policy last week – it was immediately met with Congressional concern, fire and brimstone from privacy advocates and some good old fashioned ribbing on Twitter from none other than Steve Martin (yeah, THE wild and crazy guy). This...
by James Svoboda | Apr 8, 2011 | Search Engines, Social Media
In a progressive and highly tactical move, Bing has added a small and significant Social feature to their home page: the Facebook “Like” button. Bing is the first search engine to add the Like feature to their home page. In truth this is probably not even...
by Chris Lister | May 25, 2010 | Social Media
There has been a lot of discussion as of late regarding Facebook and their new “Your Information is not as private as you might have thought it was” privacy policy. While I really don’t have anything new to add directly to this conversation that hasn’t already been...
