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Snap’s ad business regains momentum, Reddit puts AI to work on moderation, and Pinterest hits record user growth

by Colling Media - August 12, 2026

Snap’s Ad Business Regains Momentum Snap beat second-quarter expectations with revenue up 19% to $1.6 billion, while its CEO pointed to improving momentum with large North American advertisers and stronger international growth. For marketers, better ad products backed by more AI and machine learning investment could make Snapchat worth another look, especially as competition for paid social budgets intensifies. Reddit Puts AI to Work on Moderation Reddit is rolling out Rules Hub, an AI-powered moderation […]

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