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Empire Financial: Meta's Bet Shouldn't Spook Investors
Empire Financial Research CEO & Founder Whitney Tilson speaks with Caroline Hyde about Meta's performance, why he's bullish on their pivot to the metaverse, and how investors can take advantage of this turbulent market for tech stocks.
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Who's Buying Social Media Impeachment Ads During The Trial?
Republicans aren't shy about mentioning impeachment in their ads — it's led to huge returns. Democrats haven't invoked it as heavily.
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Facebook Grilled by Senators on Teen Safety, Social Media Harm
Sep.30 -- Dot Dot Dot Media Executive Producer Laurie Segall and Chamber of Progress CEO Adam Kovacevich speak with Emily Chang about the Facebook Senate hearing and Instagram's impact on teen mental health. They speak on "Bloomberg...
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Olympic Athletes Grapple With COVID-19 Isolation Protocols
Olympians in Beijing are complaining about inedible food during quarantine, no training equipment in isolation hotels and poor communication.
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6-Year-Old Impersonates Black History's Famous Figures
This six year old from Michigan makes educational videos impersonating famous Black women.
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YouTube Is Also at Risk After Russia's Facebook Ban
Google, one of the few American corporate giants still operating in Russia, is poised to lose one of its biggest footholds in the country as tensions with the Kremlin continue to escalate. On Monday a Moscow court banned Meta Platforms...
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The #KHive Is Finding New Inspiration In Kamala Harris' VP Nomination
Kamala Harris' strong online support could help Joe Biden expand his already large digital campaign, especially with the help of the #KHive.
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Apple Exec Blevins to Leave After Crude Joke in Viral TikTok
Apple executive Tony Blevins will leave the company after he was caught making a crude joke in a video that went viral on TikTok. Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow discusses the story with Mark Gurman on Bloomberg Technology.
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Social media looks to mobile devices
In the near future we will only connect to social media on our smartphones, we will start targeting our social media consumption at what we actually care about, and there will be a whole crop of new companies targeting our specific...
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Social Media Stocks Jump After Snap Results Suggest Ad Strength
Oct.21 -- Social media stocks rallied after Snap reported third-quarter revenue and user growth that beat analysts’ expectations, suggesting resurgent advertising spending. Leigh Drogen, founder and CEO of Estimize, speaks with...
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What 9/11 Would Look Like In Today's Social Media Fueled World
Sep.10 -- Bloomberg's Naomi Nix speaks with Emily Chang about the events immediately following 9/11 and how different the news experience would be if social media platforms existed.
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Going Inside Meta's Metaverse
Nicola Mendelsohn, VP Global Business Group, Meta talked to Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner at the Bloomberg Technology Summit about what Metaverse will feel like and how it will change the world.
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Facebook Sticks To Its Policy Allowing Lies In Political Ads
Facebook's firm stance on political ads puts it squarely opposite companies like Twitter, which promised to ban political ads on its platform.
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Russia Blocks Access to Instagram
Russia is cracking down on access to popular social media sites and apps. It has now blocked Instagram. Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner has more on "Bloomberg Technology."
The Recount
Instagram Top Boss in the Hot Seat
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri got a grilling up on Capitol Hill by members of the Senate subcommittee investigating the social media platform. Mosseri’s appearance follows bombshell reports showing Meta (formerly Facebook) and Instagram are...
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Supreme Court Blocks Texas Law On Social Media Censorship
In a split 5-4 ruling, the court voted to put the Texas law on hold while a lawsuit plays out in lower courts.
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Chris Hughes Wants to Break Up Facebook
May.17 -- Former Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes is calling for the break up of Facebook, and said Mark Zuckerberg's "power is unprecedented and un-American." Sally Hubbard, director of enforcement policy at the Open Markets Institute,...
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VOICED : Fast fashion bringing big change at NY Fashion Week
VOICED : Fast fashion bringing big change at NY Fashion Week
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Instagram Influencers Won't Be Allowed to Promote Vaping
Dec.18 -- Instagram is finally making rules to govern content in influencer advertising. It won't let them promote vaping. Bloomberg Technology's Sarah Frier reports on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Gen-Z Investing
Quynh Mai, Moving Image & Content Founder, joined "Bloomberg Markets: America" with Matt Miller and Paul Sweeney to discuss the type of investments the members of Gen-Z are making.
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Facebook Tries to Stop Companies From Spying on Users
Facebook's Head of Security Policy Nathaniel Gleicher tells Emily Chang why a collective effort is needed to derail the "surveillance-for-hire" industry.
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Politicians Are Using Impeachment-Focused Facebook Ads To Drive Growth
Many political social media ads are intended to drive donations or build up email lists. Impeachment-related ads seem to be especially good at it.
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Influencers Offered Bribes To Discredit Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
Social media influencers say they were offered money to post online that the Pfizer vaccine is dangerous and linked to more deaths than other shots.
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What's 'Social Commerce'? What Does China's Pinduodo Do?
Jan.14 -- Jason Davis, associate professor of entrepreneurship and family enterprise at INSEAD, explains what "social commerce" is, and why he sees it as a next frontier. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat and Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg...