Facebook Discontinued its Facebook Analytics tool at the end of June 30, 2021. The free tool had been available since 2018 and was an important part of many marketer's toolboxes.

With the muted bleat of a sad trombone, Facebook Analytics will soon be no more. This week, Facebook quietly informed users of Facebook Analytics that the free tool will no longer be available as of ...

“Facebook Analytics will no longer be available after June 30, 2021. Until then, you will still be able to access reports, export charts and tables, and explore insights.

Facebook gutted its data analytics tool, CrowdTangle, by reassigning dozens of its staff and sidelining its CEO after its data showed that incendiary screeds and misleading content from right-wing ...

Facebook Analytics gives you much deeper insight about what users do on the platform prior to what they do on your site – something Google Analytics cannot do! Lifetime Value ...

For example, I worked with an e-commerce business last year that invested $1.6 million in Facebook advertising over the course of a month. Facebook claimed its ads were responsible for 50% of the ...

Facebook has filed a lawsuit against South Korean data analytics company Rankwave over a breach of contract after the company allegedly failed to prove that it was complying with Facebook’s data ...

The move makes Facebook one of the first major chat app platforms to provide analytics for its bot makers. More than 34,000 developers have made Messenger bots since the platform launched in April.

None listed – 31% Winner: Columbia With more students with unlisted sexes than declared men on Facebook, Columbia has a leg up on renouncing traditional gender labels. Relationship status: University ...

Facebook might have another Cambridge Analytica on its hands. In a late Friday news dump, Facebook revealed that today it filed a lawsuit alleging South Korean analytics firm Rankwave abused its ...

Facebook has launched a legal action against New Jersey-based analytics company OneAudience, claiming it paid app developers to help it gain access to personal data.

Facebook Inc. is testing technology that would greatly expand the scope of data that it collects about its users, the head of the company's analytics group said Tuesday.