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Social media news this week was dominated by Twitter's launch of a premium video ad unit, Pinterest receiving TAG certification on brand safety, and more.
LinkedIn has formally signed up to the European Commission’s (EU) Code of Conduct on Countering Illegal Hate Speech Online, in an attempt to maintain the safety of the users and keep the conversations on LinkedIn courteous and professional. Read more here.
YouTube has made a few changes to the visibility and discoverability of unlisted videos as a part of a security update to the system that generates new YouTube Unlisted links. Read more here .
Pinterest has received brand safety certification from the Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG), a global certification body that aims to fight criminal activity and protect brand safety in digital advertising. Read more here.
Facebook is launching Bulletin, a platform for independent writers who want to monetize their work through a set of publishing and subscription tools. Read more here.
Twitter users now have the option to use security keys as their only form of two-factor authentication or 2FA, as a way to keep their Twitter account secure. Read more here.
Catering to the decreasing attention span of the audience, the latest launch of the 15-seconds view buying model would enable advertisers to disseminate concise messages to garner quality views, through their video ad on Twitter. Read more here.