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Tumblr Introduces 'Tumblr Blaze' To Let Creators Promote Their Posts

Tumblr introduced a new feature in Tumblr Blaze.

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The Washington Commanders Hire Influencer Katie Feeney As Their First-Ever Social Media Correspondent

The Washington Commanders hired TikTok star Katie Feeney as the first-ever "Commanders Social Media Correspondent,” a first-of-a-kind partnership in the NFL.

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TikTok Opens Up Its AR Creation Platform To All Creators

TikTok officially launched its AR platform Effect House, allowing all creators to create and publish their own AR camera effects on the app.

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Facebook Gaming Tests Ways For Streamers To Simultaneously On Facebook & Instagram

Facebook Gaming is testing ways for streamers to stream simultaneously on Facebook and Instagram. C

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Spotify Rebrands Its Social Audio Feature & Integrates It Directly Into Its App

Spotify changed the name of its social audio feature Spotify Greenroom to Spotify Live and is integrating it directly into its app as well as keeping a standalone app.

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YouTube Shares More Details On The Platform's NFTs Plans

During a recent episode of Ludwig Ahgren's The Yard podcast, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki provided further insight into how YouTube is viewing NFTs.

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Meta Tests New Ways For Creators To Monetize For Horizon Worlds

Meta is testing new ways for creators to monetize for Horizon Worlds, its social virtual reality platform, where people can create and explore digital worlds.

Lindsey Gamble 4/9/22 Lindsey Gamble 4/9/22

Why Ogilvy Banning Influencers Who Edit Their Faces Or Bodies In Photos Is A Slippery Slope

Ogilvy UK has announced it will no longer work with influencers who distort or retouch their bodies or faces in the content they share on behalf of brands.