Patreon launched a new podcast network program, bringing select shows from Sony Music and Wondery to its platform.

Following the shutdown of its TikTok-like Inspire feed, Amazon is doubling down on AI-powered shopping with two new features across Prime and Photos:

For the first time, Twitch has released Advertiser-Friendly Content Guidelines, developed with advertiser feedback and industry best practices.

Reddit’s added a new Import feature that allows advertisers to transfer campaigns directly from Meta Ads Manager.

Pinterest has quietly removed the option to add music to Pins.

Starting March 31st, YouTube will update how it counts views for Shorts.

YouTube dominated Nielsen’s Media Distributor Gauge report in February, capturing 11.6% of U.S. TV viewing—its highest share ever, up from 9.8% in January.

Instagram is rolling out one of the most requested features—it’s giving users the ability to play a Reel at 2x speed by long-pressing on the left or right side of their screen.

LinkedIn announced several new updates aimed at making messaging more seamless and less disruptive:

Instagram seems to be quietly testing a Repost feature for select users.

Meta has announced new updates to Instagram Creator Marketplace, enhancing creator discovery and brand collaborations.