Facebook

Posts about Zuckerberg's world-destroying data gathering machine.

A woman walks away down a rainy street, leaving behind unwanted flowers in the gutter.

Facebook is done with our shit, frankly Members Public

It's never easy being dumped. But Meta has dumped us good and hard. We need to accept that — and move on.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
Facebook
The Twitter bird looks at a decaying Pebble.

Post-Twitter death-match update: Pebble is down. Who’s next? Members Public

One would-be Twitter replacement crashes and burns, while an unexpected challenger is sneaking up behind the pack. Uncertain times in the social media world.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
Social Media
LinkedIn really wants to explore synergies and make connections with news folks

LinkedIn wants to connect with you, news Members Public

Plus Meta stitches Threads into Facebook, and Substack works around Musk’s headlines ban.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
LinkedIn
A man with a Harris Hawk perched on his arm.

Newsletters and other decades-long overnight success stories Members Public

Can a format that's been around since the last century truly be something new?

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
newsletters

Facebook’s long, slow breakup with journalism is underway Members Public

Meta is putting Facebook's journalism-related features on the back burner. The social network's on and off relationship with news is finally over.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
Facebook

Five great reads from the online content mines Members Public

Plus some jobs, a tip, and Lagerfeld’s iPods. Yes, really.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
tiktok

Why did some publishers gain traffic from the Facebook outage? Members Public

Despite many publishers using Facebook to attract readers, some sites saw a boost from the extended outage last night. And some took a hit. Here's why.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
audience strategy

Single point of (Facebook) failure Members Public

Facebook has wiped itself, WhatsApp and Instagram off the internet. And the longer they stay down, the more some publishers will be suffering…

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
Facebook