#social-networking tag

This Exclusive New App Is Like Venmo For Drinks

Dion is a social networking app for sending drink vouchers to friends and colleagues.

Online marketing

fromZDNET

How I started my own LinkedIn newsletter - in 5 easy steps

Launching a LinkedIn newsletter allows easier audience reach alongside an existing Substack newsletter.

fromFortune

Why the cofounder of Nextdoor came back after five years of investing in startups

In 2019, Sarah Leary stepped away from Nextdoor but returned to help usher in a new era for the neighborhood social networking platform, now valued at $247 million.

Women

fromFast Company

This AI-powered social app aims to end loneliness-by 'engineering chance'

Social platform startup 222 uses AI to engineer chance encounters among members to combat social isolation, leveraging machine learning to connect people meaningfully.

Social media marketing

NYC startup

fromBusiness Insider

Meet 19 startups in social networking, dating, and AI that investors have their eyes on

Consumer tech startups are integrating AI and niche focus to attract venture capital.

Social media marketing

fromTechCrunch

4 months ago

Beyond Bluesky: These are the apps building social experiences on the AT Protocol | TechCrunch

Bluesky has grown to 36.5 million users, spearheading a movement for an open social web using the AT Protocol.

Marketing tech

Meta asks judge to throw out antitrust case mid-trial

Meta argues the FTC has not proven its monopolistic behavior in social networking.

Meta's judgment motion aims to expedite resolution of antitrust allegations.

WhatsApp would have had to make money eventually.

WhatsApp would have had to make money eventually. The most likely way to do this without Meta would be through a personal social networking service.

Social media marketing

Reddit doesn't think it's a social networking platform.

Reddit's executive Winter Raymond emphasized that the platform has never viewed itself as a traditional social networking service, stating, 'Users come to Reddit to find their community, not to engage in social networking.'

Social media marketing