PewDiePie signs exclusive Facebook deal with Jellysmack
You read that right. PewDiePie, one of YouTube's top creators, signed a deal with Jellysmack, a company that works with video creators to expand their audiences and revenue across various social platforms. This means that he will now share content to Facebook.
YouTube and Twitch combat misinformation
After the pro-Trump mob attacked the capitol on January 6th, social media platforms have been restricting Trump’s accounts. Many have suspended his account indefinitely....
#Cartoonify a New TikTok Filter
TikTok made its grand debut to the world in 2020, or at least that's how it felt—the app released in 2016. The app brought...
Alex Wassabi takes a break from creating
Alex Burriss, or better known as Alex Wassabi, is a video creator on YouTube with 11.5 million subscribers and more than 4 billion combined views....
Google feature will highlight short-form in searches
To help mobile users find short-form videos, Google is testing a feature that’ll help videos from Instagram and TikTok appear in searches.
DOJ appeals ruling that ended the TikTok ban
The Department of Justice has filed to appeal a judge's ruling that ended the TikTok ban in the United States.
Bill makes streaming copyrighted material a felony
The COVID-19 relief package passed this Monday and includes a bill that could make it a felony to livestream copyrighted material.
YouTube lowers threshold for channel memberships
YouTube has lowered the threshold to use channel Memberships to creators and channels with 1,000 subscribers.
Facebook Super tool lets fan pay to meet streamers
Facebook is reportedly testing a feature called Super, which will allow fans to pay creators to appear alongside creators during livestreams.
Periscope will be shutting down early next year
Twitter announced it’s decided to shut down its livestreaming platform, Periscope, next year in March 2021.