Instagram introduces a new feature that will allow you to add clickable profile and hashtag links in your bio. 

Google expands its Google Posts feature, allowing musicians to now post Twitter-like updates directly within the Google Search Knowledge Panel. 

After making Google Lens available for non-Pixel Android devices, Google is rolling out the A.I.-powered feature for iOS devices. 

The MLB and YouTube TV have announced a new partnership includes YouTube returning as a presenting sponsor of the 2018 and 2019 World Series. 

AISense launches a new app called Otter that uses artificial intelligence to transcribe speech and allows you to store, search, and share it just as you can with mail or other text communication.

Atlantic announces a new podcast initiative, which features the company investing in a full-time podcast production team and building a state-of-the-art podcast studio in New York at its headquarters. 

CBS launches its new sports-focused streaming network called CBS Sports HQ. The free 24-hour, ad-supported streaming network features a range of sports content including news, game previews, highlights, and post-game analysis. 

Anchor 3.0 brings a re-imaged mobile app and a new web dashboard equipped with new features that make podcasting easier and faster than ever. The redesigned mobile app also offers a wide range of distribution options and free hosting services. 

Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci readies fans for his debut studio album, Ray Ray From Summerhill, with a a new body of work in Freda's Son EP. The 5-track project features standout tracks "Front Row in LA" and "650 Luc."  

Google introduces AMP Stories, a new mobile-friendly format for publishers to deliver content through  rich, tap-through Stories.

Facebook launches Lists, a new feature that allows users create and share lists of their choosing. 

During a recent earnings calls, Viacom announced that it will launch a direct-to-consumer streaming service by September 2018.