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The Social Quarterly

The Social Quarterly is a series of presentations by Econsultancy, which curate the latest trends, developments and statistics in social media.

The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. Stories this quarter include new ad partnerships between Amazon, Google and the social networks, the latest AI features from Meta and Snap, as well as the changing fortunes of TikTok and X.

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Previous editions

Social Quarterly: Q1 2024

The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. Stories this quarter include new ad partnerships between Amazon, Google and the social networks, the latest AI features from Meta and Snap, as well as the changing fortunes of TikTok and X.

Social Quarterly: Q4 2023

The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. Stories this quarter include the rise in subscription offerings, feature updates from X, YouTube and Tinder as well as new ad solutions from TikTok and Pinterest.

Social Quarterly: Q3 2023

The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. Stories this quarter include Twitter’s rebrand as ‘X’, new content formats from TikTok, Twitch and WhatsApp, and the latest generative AI developments across the platforms.

Social Quarterly: Q2 2023

The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. Stories this quarter include TikTok’s uncertain future in the US, Twitter’s blue tick U-turn and generative AI developments across the platforms.

Social Quarterly: Q1 2023

The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. Stories this quarter include new safety features from TikTok and Instagram, AI initiatives from Meta and Quora, and the launch of a new blogging and news feed platform called Artifact.

Social Quarterly: Q4 2022

The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. Stories this quarter include Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter and the implications for advertisers, trend-bucking growth from Pinterest, new security features on LinkedIn and Meta’s new monetisation opportunities for creators.