Reddit is testing its own take on audio social, with audio rooms within subreddits. The platform is quietly exploring a new feature that would enable moderator-run voice chats, possibly similar to Clubhouse.

Given the rising popularity of Clubhouse, Microsoft’s subsidiary, LinkedIn, now wants to tap into the social trend of audio rooms, developing its own audio rooms product for professionals.

‘Stories drafts’ has been a highly requested feature. Instagram recently announced that it will soon add a new option to save your Instagram Stories as drafts, to be posted at a later stage.

Clubhouse has seen massive growth in recent months. It might be too early to predict what the future holds for the new social media platform, however, you can still use it for your business 6-ways.

Podcasts now reach over 100 million Americans every month, with more than a third of Americans aged 12 and over consuming podcasts on a regular basis. Have you ever considered creating your own?

The pandemic only accelerated the uninterrupted rise of eCommerce. And now it seems like Twitter wants a piece of the eCommerce pie so last week it pointed to various new commerce options in development.

Oculus started rolling out “Hey Facebook” to people using Quest 2. This will be a gradual rollout, but you can find and enable the wake word via the Experimental Features settings - and then say “Hey Facebook...”.

The Australian government started requiring social media platforms to pay journalism organizations for their content. However, Facebook didn’t like that much so it banned news-related pages in Australia.

Are you new to LinkedIn or have you just started making the most out of your account? LinkedIn continues to grow and year by year it’s becoming an essential channel for creating a business personal brand.

Facebook posted its latest annual performance update, which showed that it added a total of 299 million more active users over the course of 2020. However, the platform actually lost daily actives in the US the year that passed.