YouTube launched a new “Device Type” card in YouTube Studio on desktop and mobile. The card breaks down the percentage of watch time in hours across TV, Mobile, Computer, and Tablet, ordered from highest to lowest.

While speculation continues, one thing is clear: Meta isn’t waiting around. It’s seizing the opportunity to court TikTok creators.

Tumblr is the latest platform to try to capitalize on TikTok’s uncertainty. It announced the launch of TumblrTV for all users.

Meta is improving profiles and Pages on Facebook.

Meta says it will make Reels more prominent.

Instagram profiles are getting updated. Instagram head Adam Mosseri has announced several updates for Instagram profiles, some of which are already available.

Bluesky, a competitor to X and Threads, launched custom feeds for videos.

Instagram now supports Reels up to three minutes long.

Instagram has rolled out a dedicated feed of Reels showcasing content your friends have engaged with.

YouTube is testing a new video highlights tool in YouTube Studio on desktop.

Streaming service Peacock is entering the short-form video space, experimenting with curated vertical video playlists

Instagram has added a Watch Next frame to its Stories feature.