As Google continues to develop its technology, "machine learning" has become one of its favorite talking points. On Tuesday, the tech giant put that robotic buzzword to use once again, this time with regard to its ad offerings. It unveiled four new features, all informed by advancements in machine learning, for its marketing partners.
A court case concerning an under-explored area of YouTube law is heating up. A Florida judge has denied the University of Central Florida (UCF)'s request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Donald De La Haye, who lost his football scholarship at UCF after making ad revenue from videos he posted to his YouTube channel.
You can now ask questions in Instagram Stories. A new feature on the platform lets Stories creators post stickers asking their viewers for commentary on their work.
Netflix users who want to watch TV on their mobile devices without sapping all their data now have a new tool at their disposal. The SVOD service has announced a feature called Smart Downloads, which is currently available on Android phones and tablets.
Google is bringing 'Incognito Mode' — which enables users to browse the web via Chrome in private without their search histories being logged — to the YouTube app on Android devices.
As far as unlikely product spinoffs go, Hulu's new line of Handmaid's Tale-inspired wines may take the cake — and such an offer even feels oddly tone deaf given the show's exploration of decidedly serious and prescient themes, including fundamentalism and female subjugation.
In the weeks after her social media accounts were suddenly purged, controversial nine-year-old star Lil Tay has offered only a single update, cryptically and ominously asking for help via Instagram Stories.
Hello Sunshine, a media brand founded by Reese Witherspoon that focuses on female storytelling, is launching a VOD channel in partnership with AT&T. The first series will be an interview show starring Witherspoon.
Open story platform Wattpad has joined forces with Tongal — which links up businesses in need of creative work with writers, directors, and producers — for a new initiative that seeks to highlight crowdsourced storytelling.
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