Blog - We Are Social USA

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Why women are vital for the future of AI

Our Chief Strategy Officer, Mobbie Nazir, examines the important role women play in the future of AI.

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We deliver world-class creative ideas with forward-thinking brands.

We believe in people, not platforms.

We believe in the power of social insight to drive business value. We call this social thinking.

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Why experiences led the way at SXSW 2018

Our MD in New York, Ben Arnold, shares his thoughts on why experiences led the way at SXSW 2018.

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Three ways social media usage has evolved

GlobalWebIndex's Katie Young examines the evolution of social media and how user behaviour has changed with it.

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Social media use jumps in Q1 despite privacy fears

Global Consultant, Simon Kemp shares the results and insights from his Q2 2018 Global Digital Report.

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We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #396

Snapchat Crocs filter goes viral, Facebook is putting more pre-rolls in more places - and more. The latest social media news in our Monday Mashup.

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How social media has empowered women to rewrite the rules

Our Head of Editorial, Charlie, takes a look at how social media has helped empower women to shape society and some of the best examples of it in action.

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We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #395

Facebook adds more new tools to Stories, LinkedIn adds GIFs to its messaging platform, and more - the latest social media news in our Monday Mashup.

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We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #394

Facebook launches new verification process for large Pages, Snapchat brings back chronological Stories feed, and more - the latest social media news in our Monday Mashup.

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It's time to move diversity from data to action

Chief Strategy Officer, Mobbie Nazir reflects on diversity and inclusion at SXSW 2018 and why it's time to move diversity from data to action.