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Meta publishes post to counter data center concerns
The company released an overview from creator Tom Shaw addressing public apprehensions about water usage, energy bills and local job impacts.
Meta removes access verification for developers
The company is retiring a separate access review process for third-party apps and will rely on Business Verification and App Review instead.
X shares new insights into transparency and shadowbanning
The platform released an update to its code display on GitHub that allows users to check their content for any potential restrictions.
Meta publishes holiday marketing guides
The company advised brands to start planning early in order to take advantage of audience insights before the December gifting phase heats up.
HubSpot AEO vs. Profound: Features, pricing, and use cases
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Ahrefs Brand Radar alternatives for marketing teams
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