How Threads got tangled
Meta's Twitter clone is struggling with engagement bait and over-zealous moderation. Meanwhile, has The Economist figured out how to attract Gen Z without TikTok?
Posts about the company formerly known as Meta, but trying to pretend it didn't rename itself for the Metaverse…
Meta's Twitter clone is struggling with engagement bait and over-zealous moderation. Meanwhile, has The Economist figured out how to attract Gen Z without TikTok?
And this might matter to local journalism. Plus: has The Telegraph found a buyer? And the mysteries of algospeak.
Meta is up to its old tricks, the WordPress meltdown continues, and Shorts aren't long enough, it seems. Happy Monday!
It's never easy being dumped. But Meta has dumped us good and hard. We need to accept that — and move on.
Another round-up of audience news, derived from my sessions with my Audience Strategy students at City, University of London.
Threads has gone global by finally launching in the EU, and is beginning to add ActivityPub, connecting it to the Mastodon world. Could it be winning?
Plus Meta stitches Threads into Facebook, and Substack works around Musk’s headlines ban.
Meta’s Twitter clone is here, and it’s surprisingly good. But most of all, it’s growing at an astonishing rate. Time to pay attention.
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.