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New report: Digital 2023: The United kingdom

Today, along with our partners at Meltwater, we released Digital 2023: The United Kingdom, which covers social media and digital data and trends in the country. This post explains some of the headline figures, but for further insights into the behaviours driving the numbers, sign up for our global webinar here. Digital 2023: The United Kingdom […]

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #616

Twitter charges $1,000/month for gold badges, TikTok tests 'Refresh' to reset the FYP, and Telegram adds 10 new features in this week's roundup.

Digital Culture Review: What the content that shaped 2022 tells us about what’s to come in 2023

In our annual Digital Culture Review, our Director of Cultural Insights, Mira Kopolovic, looks across the content and moments that shaped the past year for some informed future-gazing on where social is headed, and what brands and creators should do about it.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #615

Twitter changed its font, TikTok expands DM settings, WhatsApp's native Mac app Beta is now available to all, and more in our weekly roundup.

The Changing World of Digital In 2023

Simon Kemp talks through Digital 2023.

Digital 2023

Our Digital 2023 report highlights everything you need to know about social media, internet, mobile and ecommerce trends globally.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #614

Elon Musk teases higher priced Twitter Blue subscription, YouTube plans to provide more context on policy violations with new updates, TikTok's 2023 Marketing Calendar and more in our weekly roundup.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #613

Instagram's design overhaul, more changes at Twitter and the rest of the week's social news.

Why a fragmented landscape is an opportunity for brands

How brands and creatives can find opportunities in a shifting social media landscape.

Trend Five: Expanding Identities

At the end of last year, we launched our annual trends report- Think Forward 2023: Fragmented Futures. It features the five key trends that we expect to shape social media over the next 12 months. This post looks at the final trend covered in the report: Expanding Identities.