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TikTok is testing an incentive tied to its in-app commerce tools through a program called “Branded Buzz” with a total bonus pool of $10,000.
Reddit is recording the fastest advertising revenue growth among major social platforms, according Sensor Tower.
A new analysis shows a significant increase in low-quality, AI-generated videos across YouTube, often referred to as “AI slop” or “brainrot.”
FaZe Clan confirmed that multiple creators have exited the organization following discussions around updated contract terms.
The Tribeca Film Festival has announced plans to add a dedicated social media creators category to its 2026 program.
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Streaming platform Kick has provided additional context on its upcoming introduction of advertising tools.
YouTube is currently experimenting with a new approach to negative feedback on its Shorts feature with a “Not Interested” button.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the Academy Awards telecast will transition from broadcast television to YouTube.
Australia’s new law banning social media accounts for users under 16 has begun to take effect, and multiple legal challenges are underway.
Reddit has filed a lawsuit in Australia’s Federal Court contesting the country’s proposed social media restrictions.