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Snapchat's Discover section is often full of gossip and clickbait.

'Evan is the visionary -- Evan is the story.'

The move is unusual for a U.S.-based tech firm.

A lawsuit alleges that the company has been "falsely misrepresenting" itself.

A robust set of specialty features and high-quality content make Instagram a smart fit for business and equally fun for downtime. Here's how the platform is expanding its reach across different demographics.

Cimagine will become Snapchat's research and development center in Israel.

Serious marketers use every tool in the kit, from native ads and influencer channels to visual storytelling and now-or-never expiring content.

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will send snaps to admitted students.

The new device costs $130 and records 10-second videos.

Competing brands differentiate. These rivals are not slow to borrow what works from each other.

At a time when it is fashionable in Silicon Valley to stay private as long as possible, Snap is planning an initial public offering valuing it at more than $20 billion.

The Venice, Calif.-based company could go public as soon as March and be valued at $20 billion to $25 billion.

To help you find where the machines will be, Snap has introduced an online map that lets you see their location 24 hours in advance.

Alphabet's venture capital arm, CapitalG, has not made a formal announcement and it was not clear when Google made the investment.

It's hard to tell exactly what this company has up its sleeve, but this 'Entrepreneur' contributor is going to give it a try.

The section will allow placement for publishers and brands to focus on organic content.

These emerging options can help users make meaningful connections offline, express themselves through visual media or simply host real-time chats with groups of friends when you can't get together in person.

The platform is here to stay, and these businesses are killing it -- in a good way.

Many will compare Spectacles to Google Glass, but that's not the case.

It would also represent the largest IPO by a technology company since Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. went public in 2014.

Levi's, GE, UPS and IBM shared their most effective strategies at the Transition marketing conference.