Daily Archives: May 11, 2018

Facebook now letting users appeal posts that were removed for violating content standards

For the first time ever, Facebook has published the guidelines its internal teams use to decide what content is allowed on the site. Amy Gesenhues on April 24, 2018   For the first time ever, Facebook has released the guidelines its internal content review teams use to determine whether or not to remove a post … Continue reading Facebook now letting users appeal posts that were removed for violating content standards

7 ways protections for online content are being eroded

Recent changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act raise questions about how safe from liability publishers will continue to be for user-generated or third-party content. Contributor Wesley Young discusses threats on the horizon to those protections. Wesley Young on April 24, 2018   Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA) is critical … Continue reading 7 ways protections for online content are being eroded

Facebook opens Authorization tab in Page settings for advertisers running political ads

While the Authorizations tab will be visible to all advertisers, only those in the US that are running political ads will be able to complete the authorization process for now. Amy Gesenhues on April 24, 2018   Facebook announced earlier this month that as part of its efforts to make political ads more transparent, it … Continue reading Facebook opens Authorization tab in Page settings for advertisers running political ads

Facebook Marketing for B2B Businesses: Everything You Need to Know

Ana Gotter — April 24, 2018 Follow @ana_gotter — April 24, 2018 Some businesses have it easy when it comes to getting likes on Facebook; others will have a little more of a challenge. Accounting firms, after all, aren’t as inherently glamorous as the hottest restaurants or boutiques that house the latest fashions. B2B Facebook … Continue reading Facebook Marketing for B2B Businesses: Everything You Need to Know