In recent days I've really appreciated the analyses made by Matteo Flora and Alessandro Tommasi regarding the limitations imposed on the 48 adult sites targeted by AGCOM which now require "strong" age identification.

The king is dead, long live the king!

Duolingo has "killed" Duo, its beloved mascot and the face of many viral social media campaigns.

They announced it on #Twitter (yes, I’ll keep calling it that, dear Elon—deal with it).

As always, @alex193a.dev Alessandro Paluzzi—arguably the top data miner in the social media world—has found new features in the #Threads code. Meta’s platform is testing functionalities that might bring to mind old-school forums:

I’ve always loved Masterclass—it’s such an interesting format (I took Chris Voss’s class on negotiation, which is a gem. Okay, I’m still not that diplomatic when negotiating).

a "mandatory return to office 4 days a week." This move comes in a context where many people, influenced by inflation and post-pandemic flexibility, have chosen to relocate to less expensive areas compared to the major cities where WPP has offices.

Smartworking: End of an Era or a Simple Way to Avoid Layoffs?
Recent news has revealed that WPP, the former number one (Publicis overtook them at the end of 2024, celebrating with Snoop Dogg), sent an email from CEO Mark Read (curiously, he's unmentionable on LinkedIn) announcing

2024 witnessed the rise of a relatively new figure in the hashtag#creator world: the "UGC creators."

UGC (user-generated content) has "always" existed; these are spontaneous pieces of content users create about products (like reviews or photos).

In a post-pandemic era, Mozi redefines social networking by focusing on real, meaningful connections. Created by Ev Williams, co-founder of Twitter, the app facilitates spontaneous meetups, shared plans, and authentic interactions. Prioritizing privacy and data control,

Today I’ve been targeted by a campaign on Instagram promoting the Exocet missile.
The Exocet is an anti-ship missile used in the Falkland war .
Crazy

Le attività di #cobranding o, più semplicemente, le #collab, sono sempre una grande occasione per due realtà, magari appartenenti a mercati diversi, di unire i propri valori, la propria coolness e le proprie community per un qualcosa di unico.
Questa tra Esselunga e Insulti Luminosi mi incuriosisce

Il vaticano ricorda ancora oggi l'inutilità di questa istituzione ( e il fatto che probabilmente usino Internet Explorer)

Adding something new to my bookmarks