We think the changes could be significant for music marketers as well as everyone else using the platforms.
The post Meta changes: Facebook Feeds tab and auto-Reels videos appeared first on Music Ally.
Source: Music ally
Related Posts
22 septembre 2020AiR Show app wants to bring artists to fans’ homes using ARArtists turning up in your living room to play a concert is awkward at the best of times – what if you run out of teabags or biscuits? – but impossible under current social distancing […] Posted in News, Startups, Augmented Reality, Trick 3D
3 mars 2020Facebook and Twitter pull out of SXSW due to coronavirusWe reported yesterday on what the coronavirus outbreak might mean for June’s Midem music industry conference: presently, it means sharing Cannes with 23,000 real-estate folk due to the […] Posted in News, Facebook, Twitter, SXSW
6 juin 2019Country Profile – Norway 2019The Norwegian recorded music industry has settled into the contented groove of a mature digital market with price rises for some streaming services having little impact on revenue or […] Posted in music industry, Norway, Country Profile, research
11 janvier 2021SiriusXM writes down Pandora value by $1bn citing royaltiesUS satellite radio firm SiriusXM has revealed that it is writing down the value of Pandora, its music streaming subsidiary, by around $1bn. The news came in SiriusXM’s announcement to […] Posted in News, Pandora, SiriusXM, Royalties
1 octobre 2020Spotify adds video for ‘Written by’ songwriter playlistsIn February this year, Spotify launched a beta ‘Songwriter Pages’ feature offering more visibility for songwriters on its service, including their own profile pages and playlists of […] Posted in News, Marketing, Spotify, Songwriters
31 octobre 2019What ‘trigger cities’ really mean for music marketingMusic Ally has covered analytics firm Chartmetric’s concept of Trigger Cities before but at Sandbox Summit in London this week, we assembled a panel of marketing experts to talk about the […] Posted in News, Marketing, analytics, Sandbox Summit, chartmetric, Trigger Cities