Social media giant Meta Platforms is introducing Threads video ads, Reels trending placement and several other innovations for advertisers. The company announced the new offerings in a blog post ...

Meta is now using the Threads.com domain name for its X competitor Threads. Credit: Arda Kucukkaya/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Threads, Meta's alternative to X, formerly Twitter, had almost ...

Meta is changing the Threads experience on the web for users to enjoy, and this starts with the arrival of its new domain, Threads.com. Previously, users on the web had to access the text-based ...

Meta late Wednesday debuted a social media app called Threads that the social media giant describes as "Instagram's text-based conversation app." The new service, which looks set to compete with ...

What comes up must come down — at least in the case of user engagement on Threads, Meta’s new Twitter competitor. Last week, the text-based social media platform reported a record 100 million sign-ups ...

Meta is rolling out a new feature that will make it easier to switch from X to Threads. The new option is rolling out today in beta and allows you to “follow the same popular creators you’re following ...

Meta is rolling out Communities on Threads, starting with 100 groups covering topics like sports, books, and K-pop. Unlike X, these communities are fully managed by Meta, with features like custom ...

If you scroll through Threads and think the only thing that could make the experience more enjoyable is video ads, I have some excellent news for you. Meta announced at IAB NewFronts, an industry ...

It has almost been two years since Threads was launched by Meta, and now, the company is moving towards monetizing the social media experience by inserting video advertisements to the feed. This ...

Threads rolled out over 100 communities back in October. These are public, casual spaces where you can exchange perspectives and join conversations about various topics like TV, basketball, and more.

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