Facebook generally doesn’t release internal view metrics for its Watch originals, but the platform has made an exception to reveal that the latest installment of Jada Pinkett Smith's series Red Table Talk has broken records.
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Facebook Watch’s New Video Incubator To Act As Matchmaker For Publishers, Influencers
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Facebook Watch Sets New 24-Hour Viewing Record With Jada Pinkett Smith’s ‘Red Table Talk’
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In Wake Of Data Scandals, Mark Zuckerberg Lays Out Plan To Transform Facebook Into A “Privacy-Focused Communications Platform”
Since the 2016 election and the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook has been under near-constant scrutiny over the way it handles users’ private data.
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Facebook Is Facing Backlash From Creators For Its New ‘Fan Subscriptions’ Feature, But Should It?
Facebook is facing backlash from creators after they discovered that using its ‘Fan Subscriptions’ feature gives the social media giant blanket permission to use their content for whatever it wants -- but that permission isn't as unusual as it may seem.
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Zac Efron, Anna Kendrick To Headline New Animated Comedy For Facebook Watch
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Insights: In The Battle Of Data Versus Privacy, Whose Team Are You On?
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Brands Look At Instagram’s Content Moderation After Ads Run Alongside Posts About Self-Harm, Suicide
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Analysts Project Instagram Will Rake In $14 Billion In Revenues In 2019
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Facebook Watch To Explore Mormon Teen Dating In New Reality Series
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Facebook Watch Clocks 400 Million Monthly Viewers, Rolls Out Ad Breaks To 40 Countries
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Documents Reveal How Facebook Sought To Undermine Competitor Vine
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Sofia Vergara, New Form Partner On Daily Docuseries For Facebook Watch
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