Month: September 2021

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YouTube: How to Turn On Bedtime Reminders

The YouTube mobile application allows users to turn on bedtime reminders that will tell them when it’s time to go to bed if they use the app during a certain time frame. Our guide will show you how to turn on bedtime reminders in the YouTube mobile app. Note: These screenshots were captured in the…
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Facebook Removes Network in Germany for Coordinated Social Harm

Facebook frequently shares details on networks that are removed from its platform for coordinated inauthentic behavior, and this week, it added coordinated social harm to the mix. The company defines coordinated inauthentic behavior as the use of Facebook and Instagram accounts, events, groups or pages to mislead people or Facebook about: the identity, purpose or…
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Instagram: How to Use the 2021 Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month Stickers in Stories

For another year, Instagram has released new stickers celebrating Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month, which users can add to their Instagram Stories posts. Our guide will show you how to use these stickers in the Instagram application. Note: These screenshots were captured in the Instagram app on iOS. Step 1: Once you’ve taken a photo…
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Amazon Prime Video Touts Stories That ‘Change the Narrative’ in Emmys Ad

Just in time for the Emmys, Amazon Prime Video is taking the wraps off a new creative campaign highlighting what it hopes will soon be its award-winning programming, urging audiences to visit its platform for programs that “Change the Narrative.” In a new spot, Prime Video Emmy-nominated titles like The Boys and The Underground Railroad…
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HBO Max Looks to Woo Back Ex-Amazon Channel Subscribers With 50% Price Cut

Millions of customers who were paying to watch HBO programming through Amazon Prime Video Channels lost their access to the add-on channel this week after it shut down. But HBO Max is looking to lock those viewers in for the long-term. Today through Sept. 26, WarnerMedia is offering former subscribers–as well as any new and…
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Mindshare: Americans Sustain Higher Levels Of Post-Pandemic Media Usage

The percentage of Americans who report they are spending more time with various media than they did pre-pandemic remains high, but for the most part has fallen from the peak stay-at-home period last
year, according to findings of Mindshare’s ongoing COVID-19 tracking study.