Music streaming platform SoundCloud has announced that music fans and creators can now share music from SoundCloud via Instagram Stories.

YouTube announces a new partnership with Eventbrite that allows fans to purchase tickets directly from Eventbrite by clicking a “Tickets” button under the music videos for YouTube Official Artist Channels.

Spotify updates its Spotify Premium app with Streamlined Navigation, Personalized Search, and Endless Artist Radio.

Instagram is currently experimenting with a feature that allows users to tap through posts in the Explore tab as they would tap through Instagram Stories.

SoundCloud announces that it has expanded SoundCloud Premier, it’s monetization program that allows independent creators to get paid for their streams.

Spotify has launched a new podcast dedicated portal called Spotify for Podcasters that allows podcast creators that will give them access to valuable analytics such as episode performance, daily stats on listener demographics, location, engagement, and much more.

Apple’s upcoming iOS 12.1 will feature over 70 new emojis that includes characters with different types hair, new animals, new food items, new sports-related items, and much more.

Facebook has updated its marketing on Instagram courses. Part of the Facebook Blueprint e-learning series, the three courses focus on helping agencies and businesses achieve their goals by using Instagram's power marketing tools and services.

Google announced that it is rolling out the anticipated Group Planning feature in Google Maps. The new feature makes it easy for groups of friends to decide on what restaurants or destinations they want to go to.

Hulu rolls out a new website experience that includes a slew of new features such as Multiple Games on Multiple Windows, Chromecast Casting For Web, and Picture-In-Picture.

According to screenshots shared by Jane Manchun Wong, Instagram may be testing a feature that lets users add hashtags without them showing in the post.

TripAdvisor recently announced it is launching a new website and mobile app that will be powered by “the world’s first travel feed.”