#58 Social Video Press

Facebook plans to finally unveil its Portal video chat device for the home next week, Cheddar has learned. The device will function similarly to an Amazon Echo Show with social features and come in two screen sizes, according to people familiar the matter. The wide-angle video camera will use artificial intelligence to recognize people in the frame and follow them as they move throughout a room.

Now you know how to improve both the profile and campaigns on Facebook, using the knowledge of the recommended dimensions on Facebook and the size of photos and video. Hope that the above information has been useful and you will be able to implement it in your activities.

Instagram's new TV service, IGTV, is recommending disturbing and potentially illegal videos, a Business Insider investigation has found. Business Insider monitored IGTV and found its algorithm was recommending videos showing what appeared to be child exploitation and genital mutilation.

Instagram is testing a way to allow users to tag their friends in their video posts, not just in photos, TechCrunch has learned and the company confirmed. The option works similarly to tagging photos, but instead of pressing the small icon at the bottom left to see the list of tagged names appear over top of the content – something that would be more difficult with videos – the button links to a list of tagged people.

In the coming months, Facebook will launch Facebook Stories Ads globally. However, before it will be available to every user, the platform encourages Marketing Partners to start building their integrations with Facebook Stories Ads during the beta.

In the coming months, Facebook will launch Facebook Stories Ads globally. However, before it will be available to every user, the platform encourages Marketing Partners to start building their integrations with Facebook Stories Ads during the beta.

In an interview, creator Caspar Lee and YouTube chief business officer Robert Kyncl discuss everything from monetization and YouTube’s trending section to memberships, echo chambers, and abuse. "You are getting a majority of your views through recommendations," Kyncl tells Lee.