Unilever’s new CEO, Fernando Fernandez, formerly CFO, announced plans to work with 20 times more influencers across its brand portfolio in a fireside chat. This is part of a broader effort to increase Unilever’s social media platform spending from 30% to 50% of its total advertising budget, with the goal of rapid growth and change.

Search shortcuts are starting to appear at the top of comments on some posts.

Instagram is testing the ability for creators to add captions to their Stories.

Following the rollout of custom video feeds and a dedicated video tab on user profiles, Bluesky returns with another video-focused update. The platform announced that users can now upload videos up to three minutes long, up from one minute.

LinkedIn now allows users to add native videos to their Articles and Newsletters. When tapping the Media icon, users can select either an image or a video. Videos can be uploaded from a computer or dragged directly into the designated box.

Pinterest is set to begin training its AI models, known as Pinterest Canvas, using publicly available data that users save or upload to the platform.

Reddit announced a handful of new tools to help users contribute to the platform:

Instagram is starting to test a new feature called Blend.

YouTube is gearing up to roll out a redesign of its TV app in the coming weeks.

Instagram has started rolling out the ability for more users to share photos in their original aspect ratio.

YouTube is tightening its policies around gambling content.