During Facebook's F8 developer conference earlier this week, the company announced a new feature that gives you the ability share Spotify content directly to your Instagram Stories. 

During its NewFront presentation in New York, Twitter announces 30 new content deals and renewals this that will bring original video programming and live video streaming to its platform the likes of NBCUniversal, Disney, Hearst, and Viacom and other big-time media players.

Instagram is now giving users the ability to upload multiple photos or videos at once to Instagram Stories.

Netflix introduced a new feature called Mobile Previews, giving users 30 second previews of television shows and movies in the Story content format.

Anchor introduces new feature Cohosts, which helps you find a cohost for the next episode of your podcast. 

Skype announces a new feature in Skype for Content Creators, which lets digital broadcasters, streamers, and bloggers record videos, podcasts, and live streaming calls without having to invest in expensive studio equipment.

After months of teasing sports fans, ESPN is launching its new subscription streaming service later this month. Available for $4.99 per month, the service will feature "thousands of live sports, events, high quality original shows and films, exclusive studio programs, and an unmatched on-demand libary."

SoundCloud introduces its first ever ad campaign in First On SoundCloud, which focuses on celebrating “the inspiring stories and raw energy of creators whose careers begin on the platform.”

After leaving 17 years ago, German sportswear brand Puma announces that it will return to the basketball market in an effort to grow its presence in U.S. and China and battle rivals Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour. 

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.