Triller announced the launch of Crosshype, a new product that allows brands and marketers to purchase influencer marketing with guaranteed views and a calculable CPM.

Facebook is expanding access to its Brand Content Tag to administrators of public Facebook Groups, allowing them to properly disclose content that is shared in partnership or on behalf of a brand.

Amazon announced it’s expanding its Amazon Influencer Program and allowing influencers to go live via Amazon Live and earn commissions on products that they feature in their live stream.

Facebook rolls out new updates to its video destination, Facebook Watch, including a Series feature that allows users to organize their video content into episodes.

With many businesses being impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Instagram is testing a way for businesses to receive support and help through gift cards and donations.

Instagram has published a new helpful guide featuring best practices and tips and tricks for using ‘Live’ during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Tom Leung, YouTube’s director of product management, revealed that the Google-owned platform is testing a new way for creators to sell ads to brands in the latest video of YouTube’s Creator Insider series.

Spotify is testing a new Stories feature with select influencers that lets them promote their playlists through the popular content format.

Fiverr recently expanded its industry stores with the launch of a new Influencer Store. Joining Gaming, E-Commerce, Architecture, and Politics, the new store features services to help influencers build their online presence.

YouTube is providing creators with a new way to make money with the launch of Super Stickers, which allows fans to support and connect with their favorite creators during live streams and Premieres by purchasing animated stickers.

TikTok is currently testing a new ad offering with Kroger called ‘Hashtag Challenge Plus’ that features a new in-app shopping feature  to drive clicks and purchases. 

Google recently announced the launch of AR Beauty-Try-On, a new feature on YouTube that uses machine learning and AR technology to let viewers virtually try on makeup as they watch tutorials and reviews by YouTube influencers and creators.