Chill Digital Marketing's Week in Review 3.22.19

Facebook announces new detection technology for non-consensual
intimate images. They also shared what they could about the
incident where the New Zealand terrorist attack was live streamed
on their platform. Targeting options for housing, employment and
credit ads on Facebook will have fewer targeting options to allow
for equality in who is served the ads. Occulus Rift S will launch
this spring for $399. While no passwords appear to be
compromised, Facebook is still contacting any accounts that had
their passwords stored incorrectly on their servers. Finally,
they share an article on turning shoppers into buyers with
Messenger. Instagram announces release of Checkout feature.
Twitter is participating in the first #EUMediaLiteracyWeek. And
Pinterest has hired Jeremy King to lead their division
responsible for their visual discovery engine. We also share our
latest episode on the The Chill Business Journey. You can check
out those show notes to learn more:
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