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Thursday, July 29, 2021 at 3:27AM 
Source: Pinterest
Pinterest is making it easier for creators to build their business and earn through sponsored content. The app introduces new paid partnership tools, allowing you to disclose any paid content on your Idea Pins. Brands can quickly approve the tag as well, so these will get a "Paid Partnership" label when done.
Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 9:30AM 
Pinterest
Pinterest has recently rolled out a slew of features that'll make it easier to explore and shop on its platform. The social network's goal is to create a look and experience that emulates an in-store shopping experience. You can get your shopping done through multiple avenues on the platform. Let's take a quick look at the new features coming to Canada under the cut.
Sunday, May 16, 2021 at 12:44PM 
Pinterest
It might be a case of better late than never. Pinterest will host a three-day live-stream event on its app to showcase some of its most popular content creators. There will be 21 workshops covering topics like how to repurpose leggings and making the perfect guacamole. You can only watch the workshops on the Pinterest app. But you can preview each session on Pinterest's site.
Pinterest will allow comments while watching and a chance to chat with the host of the session. There will be moderators to keep things civil. The shopping component of the site won't be available here. The company hasn't mentioned how live-streaming will factor into its plans.
Source: TechCrunch | Via: Engadget
Friday, April 2, 2021 at 10:55PM 
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Are we about to get a Pinterest x VSCO mashup? A new report by the New York Times claims that Pinterest might be thinking of acquiring the photo and video editing and sharing app. Neither side has confirmed the negotiations.
But it might definitely work in Pinterest's favour to purchase the "once-buzzy start-up" that became known for "VSCO girls" by Generation Z users back in 2019. On top of that, it will bring its expertise in photo- and video-editing to Pinterest's platform, which can only improve its core offering. We're going to keep our eye out for any updates.
