YouTube has rolled out the ability to search directly from comments on long-form videos and Shorts.

Instagram has introduced two updates for Reels drafts.

Meta has unveiled updates for its Partnership Ads, a format allowing brands to turn creator content into ads across Instagram and Facebook, with the creator's permission.

Adobe has announced Adobe Content Authenticity, a free web app (available in early 2025) developed in collaboration with creators to help protect their work and ensure proper attribution through Content Credentials.

Glassdoor has introduced Worklife Pros, a group of experienced professionals, thought leaders, and career coaches who will provide insights on workforce topics such as work-life balance, mental health, fair pay, and career development.

Twitch has announced Enforcement Notes to provide clearer explanations and examples within its Community Guidelines.

Facebook revealed a number of updates during its Facebook IRL event in Austin.

YouTube announced a batch of updates for Shorts, its short-form video experience. These updates include longer Shorts, a streamlined player, templates, and more.

Facebook announced that it will roll out a new monetization program called Facebook Content Monetization Beta. This program will merge in-stream ads, Ads on Reels, and the Performance Bonus into a single initiative. Creators will be compensated for Reels, longer videos, photos, and text posts based on a performance-based payout model.

Instagram launched Best Practices, an in-app education destination for creators. This hub features guides and short-form videos that educate creators on topics such as content creation, engagement, reach, monetization, and platform guidelines.

Instagram added a pair of comment-related features.