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The new law will make platforms like TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat, Reddit, X and Instagram liable for fines of up to $33 million US for systematic failures to prevent kids under 16 from holding accounts. Exemptions apply for health and education services, which will include YouTube, Messenger Kids, WhatsApp, and others.

In January, a user on the Instacart subreddit noted that the images Instacart was using alongside some of its recipes were a bit strange. One image showed two cooked chickens conjoined at the shoulder. Another featured a hot dog with the interior texture of a tomato. The recipes themselves were also created by AI, with some similarly baffling results like 鈥淗ot Dog Stir Fry.鈥�.

Those Reddit guys just must be jumping from the rooftops whenever they hear a conversation like what we're having now. Because even before these authors brought up Reddit, I was like, "Oh, they're just talking about Reddit," and no one's pained me to say this, so I probably should shut up.

Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Snapchat, WhatsApp, and Reddit accounts aren鈥檛 as common in the province, according to an August 2022 Leger and Ressac poll. But Quebec is ahead of English Canada in Messenger adoption. Users who are exclusive to Messenger must also have a Facebook account, so the messaging app drives up the utility of Facebook across the board.

We predict Reddit will follow in these footsteps, aligning with a bigger walled garden next year. Watch the full webinar. This was originally featured in the eMarketer Daily newsletter. For more marketing insights, statistics, and trends, subscribe here.

Reddit. The only one they don't over index on is Reddit. Marcus Johnson:. Okay. Paola Flores-Marquez:. But that's us tracking Reddit logged in users, so they might not just be logging in, but yeah, in general, they spend 10% more time with CTV than the general population and of the time they spend with TV, half of that time is spent streaming. So they're very active digitally.

Users are already fatigued with the volume of affiliate links appearing on their For You pages, according to users on the app and on Reddit, which make TikTok feel more like a product catalog than an entertainment app. For cheap goods, Temu and Shein already exist. Temu overtook TikTok as the most downloaded app in the US in Q1 2023, per Sensor Tower, and has extended its lead since then.

They鈥檙e followed by millions on social networks like TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit, and other channels, and have become a major source of financial advice for millennials and Gen Z. Sixty percent of investors from ages 18 through 34 use social media as a source of investment information, according to a recent Finra Investor Education Foundation report.

Online platforms like TikTok, Reddit, and Twitter not only provide the news itself, but they also have built-in spaces for conversation and make it easy to share stories. Gen Z views every social platform as having a purpose, whether it be to watch videos, view stories, or spark discussion.

Now Instagram, Snapchat, Reddit, and TikTok have rolled out ads in search results. Younger consumers are turning to those social search options. More than one-third (34%) of US millennials start online product searches on YouTube, while about a quarter do so on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok, per a February 2023 Jungle Scout survey.

Instagram (0:31), Snapchat (0:31), Facebook (0:30), and Reddit (0:24) will trail by a wide margin. To view the time spent with subscription OTT forecast, click here, and to view the time spent with social media forecast, click here. Subscription revenues far outstrip ad revenues for digital audio.

Some users have already moved to Mastodon (a similar platform), and others like LinkedIn and Reddit are experiencing increased engagement that may be partially attributable to Twitter鈥檚 chaos. But there鈥檚 no one platform that will be a complete replacement for Twitter, so the more likely scenario is that conversations will disperse across multiple platforms. Meta Slows as ByteDance Grows.

This is already happening with sites such as Reddit and Twitter, which now charge for their application programming interfaces (APIs). But it will also affect a broad range of content, raising the premium for high-quality sites and flooding the market with cheap autogenerated content. Large language models start to combine skills to fulfill tasks. Multimodal models will rapidly become more common.

And even Reddit. Reddit is launching ads, the ability for advertisers to select specific keywords to associate with their brand. So a lot of activity going. Very nascent, not necessarily something that's going to be huge in terms of dollars right this year, but certainly more interesting and more momentum around social search advertising than there's been in a really long time. Marcus Johnson:.