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by AdExchanger // Monday, December 7th, 2020 – 12:03 am Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Falling Short? Facebook updated its misinformation policy to include vaccine-related content, as the company continues fighting against claims that it isn’t doing enough to protect its billions of users. The Wall Street Journal reports that the social networking giant will over the coming weeks start removing false claims and conspiracy theories about vaccines that have been debunked by public health experts on Facebook and Instagram. The company said the policy update reflects anticipation of vaccines becoming available soon. But Facebook continues to have problems corralling misinformation in other topics. According to Business Insider, a new report found that ahead of two pivotal runoff elections in Georgia – which could decide whether Republicans or Democrats control the US Senate – Facebook is failing to add fact-check labels to the majority of the most viral posts containing fake news about elections in the state, and falling short of its promise to crack down on election-related misinformation. The report found that Facebook didn't apply fact-check labels to 60% of the top-performing posts containing false election claims – or any label at all…

A FACEBOOK page has been reported to the Australian Federal Police and the NT Police after it posted unauthorised and random photos of children ...

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Instagram has launched its first Instagram Academy in Hong Kong in partnership with the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups (HKFYG), offering young entrepreneurs digital skills that are essential for local businesses to grow.The launch of Instagram Academy is a response to the growing popularity of Instagram for young people to build careers and realise their entrepreneurial aspirations. Divided into two phases, Instagram Academy will recruit and train around 300 young entrepreneurs aged between 18 and 35 and is set to complete in April 2021. In the first phase of Instagram Academy, the Instagram team will use a specially-designed curriculum to coach young entrepreneurs on using the platform's free business and creative tools. Additionally, the programme will hold virtual hands-on sessions focusing on creating engaging content for businesses. The programme will take entrepreneurs dive deep into Instagram and learn how to use this visual platform to amplify content, engage users and build brand awareness, and the best practices for posting and launching ads on Instagram to eventually to grow their accounts.In the second phase of the programme, the HKFYG will select 10 Instagram Academy top graduates to join a transition programme for local traditional businesses, helping these companies digitalise and…

Several former Bears players took to Twitter in frustration after the team’s 34-30 loss Sunday to the Lions, with at least one wondering whether the franchise will fire coach Matt Nagy before the end of the season. ‘‘I saw some . . . firings in my time in Chicago none of which happened mid season,’’ wrote former offensive lineman Kyle Long, who retired after the Bears put him on injured reserve last season. ‘‘I wonder what the tipping point is and who ultimately makes the decision.’’ Former running back Matt Forte encouraged the Bears to ‘‘just throw the whole offense away . . . Coaches included!’’ As for general manager Ryan Pace, Forte wrote that ‘‘football starts in the trenches bruh,’’ a reference to Pace not devoting a single first-round pick to an offensive or defensive lineman during his tenure. I saw some firings and firings in my time in Chicago none of which happened mid season. I wonder what the tipping point is and who ultimately makes the decision.— Kyle (@Ky1eLong) December 6, 2020 Forte pointed out that coach Lovie Smith, whom he played for, won 10 games in 2012 and still was fired. He sounded as though he felt bad for the…

The Cardinals are by no means an easy opponent, having Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins, as well as Patrick Peterson and Budda Baker on the defensive side of the ball. But the Rams went into the Cardinals’ place on Sunday and dominated them, winning the game 38-28 on the road. It wasn’t even as close as the score indicates, either, as Arizona scored a touchdown in garbage time to draw within 10 points. For the most part, the Rams controlled this Week 13 matchup from the second quarter on. Afterwards, Rams players took to Twitter to celebrate the victory. Cooper Kupp and Jalen Ramsey were among those to share their thoughts, while Nick Scott shared some words of encouragement for Matt Gay after his 37-yard miss. Former Rams great Torry Holt pointed out that Jared Goff now has 41 wins in four seasons, too, which is quite impressive. Big division dub! Timely and complementary football. Big time response. On to New England! — Cooper Kupp (@CooperKupp) December 7, 2020 Never satisfied.. pissed off for greatness BUT Rams WIN!!.. & God is always good no matter what 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/gD5e2qBgM0 — Jalen Ramsey (@jalenramsey) December 7, 2020 Back to Ballin’. — Gerald…

The VALORANT First Strike series was a massive success for Riot Games and the competitive scene for the tactical shooter. The event pulled in more than 300,000 viewers for the North America portion alone. First Strike: NA hit around 21 hours of air time from when it began on Dec. 3 to the grand finals on today—though that doesn’t include the qualifiers and matches that led to this point, which took more than a month to play out.  The event peaked at 300,112 viewers during the grand finals between TSM and 100 Thieves, where 100 Thieves took down TSM in a convincing 3-1 series to claim the title of the best team in NA. And, throughout the entire tournament, there was an average of 95,864 viewers watching the matches, according to Esports Charts.  That total viewership came from a variety of places, with the biggest streams actually being from secondary streams, like Ninja and TSM’s Myth, who both pulled in bigger numbers than the main broadcast for most of the event. Myth peaked at 119,303 viewers during the finals, making him the most-viewed channel during that period while he watched his team compete.  Ninja hit a peak of 55,040 viewers…

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Twitch's new Boost This Stream feature will give small streamers a chance to be displayed on the platform's front page to thousands of viewers. Twitch has had its ups and downs this year, but the latest feature that the platform is testing out will give smaller streamers a real shot at growing their communities by using what the platform is calling Boost This Stream. Until now, small streamers can struggle for months to grow their audiences by a few viewers, but that could all change if Twitch's Boost This Stream proves effective. While Twitch is the internet's largest streaming platform for gamers, it can be hard for newcomers to get their feet in the door. Twitch has reported 2.2 million streamers that utilize the platform for 15 million daily viewers. In a sea of constant content creation, larger streamers dominate the platform while minnow sized channels are left to fight for an average of 3-4 viewers. Twitch viewers could select one of the website's categories and filter streams by viewer count, but many viewers come to the platform for users they have come to know and love. This makes Twitch's home page a prime spot for discovering new streams. Continue scrolling to…