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Daily Minute Master Series
October 27, 2026

by Corey Padveen

Marketing News and Updates

Australia’s proposed algorithmic opt-out gets pushback

Last month, the Australian government began preliminary investigations into potential new laws that would force social media platforms to provide users with an option to switch off algorithmic recommendations, and set nonalgorithmic feeds as the default. The end result would be that users who choose to opt out of algorithmic feeds would only see updates from people and profiles they’ve explicitly chosen to follow.

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Instagram rolls out limited Features test in the US

Instagram Chief Adam Mosseri and Vice President of Product Tessa Lyons previewed a range of new long-form video posting options on Monday that are currently being tested in the app. The updates are designed to offer more ways for creators to extend their relationship with audiences, as well as to help Instagram get people spending more time in the app.

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More than half of US adults use social media to get their news

Pew Research published a new report on Oct. 23 that showed that more than half of Americans now consider social media to be a key way to get news and information.

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TikTok playbook outlines the value of its high-end ad options

TikTok has released a new advertising playbook which outlines how brands can use the app’s Top View and Pulse Suite premium placement options to maximize their holiday promotions.

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Google Gets The Thank-You

Imagine a buyer asks an AI assistant which supplier fits a particular problem. Your business makes the shortlist. The buyer discusses the alternatives, checks a concern, then opens Google and searches for your company.

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Google Responds To Concern Over Search Console Indexing Reports

Google’s John Mueller responded to a question about Search Console’s Page Indexing report that appeared to have stopped updating, suggesting that maybe SEOs need to relax about data freshness.

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