Facebook is opening up its Audience Network beta access to all publishers, enabling users to get a first look at new features. Source link
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I’m a marketer. I know more about traffic generation than most others, and I surely know more about marketing than developers. But what if I told you that developers can generate you more traffic than an SEO or any other type of marketer? And no, it’s not because the developer implements changes to your site…
Facebook announced last week it is opening itsAudience Network SDK Beta Program, giving app developers and publishers early access to its upcoming SDK. Why marketers should care Facebook’s Audience Network platform allows brands and advertisers to push their Facebook ad campaigns beyond the social media platform. Having early access to an Audience Network SDK Beta
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the company’s 2017 F8 Developer’s Conference. Facebook just renamed its Camera Effects Platform as Spark AR and announced it is expanding the platform to more developers on Instagram. Developers can now apply to join the larger closed beta program. Why marketers and influencers should care Spark AR allows developers for
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On Friday, Twitter began alerting some users that their direct messages or protected tweets may have been sent to Twitter developers who were not authorized to receive them due to a bug identified nearly two weeks ago. The company says it identified the bug on Monday, September 10. What happened? In a developer notice posted
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It’s been blisteringly hot in London recently. I mean, it’s been blisteringly hot in loads of places, but that’s not the point. The point is, I’ve had to expose my calves. But still, I count myself lucky because here at Velocity towers we have air conditioning. The trouble is, when you’ve got a load of
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The launch of the Stripe Partner Program has been designed to allow users of the platform to create and deploy payment systems along with new revenue stream opportunities. Stripe has been growing at a rapid pace since it was founded in 2011. The growth is fueled by $450 million in VC funding and by widespread
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Today, Square announced the Square Reader SDK that lets developers build new payment experiences and workflows for specific audiences and industries. With the new toolset, developers can offer customized payment solutions that incorporate internal or third-party tools and systems, such as inventory management or CRM. Here’s Square’s description of the benefits of the program: The
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A new report from the Wall Street Journal has revealed that third-party app developers have access to the emails of millions of Gmail account holders. Two companies have reportedly even allowed employees to read said emails. While Google claims that these developers have been thoroughly vetted, there are still fears that this could end up
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Facebook is reminding developers that in order to keep access to a number of APIs, the app review deadline is August 1. Developers wanting to retain their access to any of the following APIs for existing apps will need to submit their apps for review and “re-request” permission to use the APIs: Facebook Login outside
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