Instagram announced improvements for direct messages.

LinkedIn has supported native video since 2017, but this year, it has introduced several new features that highlight its commitment to video content:

In a recent AMA, Adam Mosseri revealed that the platform will adjust the quality of Reels, Stories, and Photos, based on performance and network conditions, such as slow Wi-Fi.

VSCO has introduced a new Blogs feature for Pro members. It’s a modern reimagining of VSCO’s sunsetted Journals feature.

Uber Eats has rolled out Lists, in select cities like New York City and Chicago , following the launch of a short-form video feed months ago.

Netflix has launched a new clip-sharing feature called Moments for its iOS app, which will soon be available for Android devices as well.

YouTube is expanding the YouTube Shopping affiliate program to India in partnership with with Flipkart, one of the country’s leading e-commerce marketplaces, and Myntra, a popular fashion, beauty, and lifestyle platform.

When you visit a brand’s eCommerce website, you typically shop by product categories. However, this can often overwhelm consumers, making it difficult to find personalized recommendations that resonate with their interests. Thankfully, that’s changing.

The NBA is ramping up its creator initiatives for the 2024-25 season, with Twitch streamer Kai Cenat and TikTok star Drew Afualo headlining the program. 

Meta has introduced a new hub featuring educational resources for Threads, which include best practices, data-backed tips, and content examples for creators. 

Spotify, which introduced Comments on podcasts in July, is now rolling out new settings and controls to help creators better manage their comment sections.

TikTok is expanding its STEM feed to all users in the U.S., U.K., and Ireland.