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The pandemic has unleashed a surge of digitization in banking—a trend set to continue even in the post-pandemic era
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The short-video landscape is exploding, presenting new opportunities for marketers to tap into the engagement
Social entertainment is here to stay. With the dramatic rise of TikTok, along with the growing number of traditional social platforms and standalone apps in this space, we are convinced that short, user-generated videos will be a lasting part of the social media landscape. Here's why.
In social media, the original use cases of connecting with friends and family and sharing status updates are gradually giving way to a different activity: engaging with entertaining content, often in the form of memes or videos.
In North America, 35% of internet users ages 16 and older said they used social media mainly to find funny or entertaining content, according to Q3 2020 research by GlobalWebIndex. Among Gen Z respondents worldwide (ages 16 to 23 last year), 45% said they used social media for this purpose, making it the No. 1 reason...
In social media, the original use cases of connecting with friends and family and sharing status updates are gradually giving way to a different activity: engaging with entertaining content, often in the form of memes or videos.
In North America, 35% of internet users ages 16 and older said they used social media mainly to find funny or entertaining content, according to Q3 2020 research by GlobalWebIndex. Among Gen Z respondents worldwide (ages 16 to 23 last year), 45% said they used social media for this purpose, making it the No. 1 reason...
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Stimulus payments may lead to economic revival
What to read today: Mobile Order-Ahead and Delivery: Insider Intelligence scopes the digital ordering opportunity and explains why it is ripe for payments providers if they work to seize the current momentum in the space. We size the market for digital restaurant ordering and identify the core channels and technologies that providers looking to help restaurants digitize can use. Finally, we highlight key priorities and best practices that players can focus on in order to win a piece of the pie..
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