Twitch announced a number of accessibility initiatives to celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

Twitter rebranded Twitter Media to Twitter Create. According to the platform, the change to Create is to align better with what people are trying to achieve on Twitter.

YouTube is updating analytics in YouTube Studio. The update replaces the previous Reach and Engagement tabs that displayed performance metrics such as viewership, watch time, traffic sources, and more with a new Content tab.

TikTok introduced a new ad product in Branded Mission. Branded Mission allows brands to crowdsource branded content from eligible creators (at least 1,000 followers) and then use top-performing videos as ads to drive brand affinity.

TikTok has launched tools for creator crediting. Creators can now tag, mention, and credit a video in the description of their video. Creators of videos that are tagged will

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) submitted proposed revisions for its Endorsement Guides.

TikTok rolled out TikTok Insights, a new, interactive tool that provides insights into the TikTok community.

YouTube announced it will soon expand its Go Live With and Live Redirect features to its live shopping experience.

Klarna launched a Virtual Shopping offering. The Swedish buy now, pay later company now enables consumers to shop online by connecting them with in-store experts through live and video chats.

According to the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB)’s sixth annual U.S. Podcast Advertising Revenue study, podcast ad revenue topped $1 billion for the first time in 2021 and is projected to reach $2 billion by the end of 2022 and more than $4 billion by 2024.

With Digital Collectibles, creators and collectors can connect third-party wallets like MetaMask, TrustWallet, and Rainbow and share NFTs created on the Polygon and Ethereum blockchains, to the Feed, Stories, and Messages.

Unilever recently announced new policies for marketing food and beverage products to children. These policies include no longer marketing to children under the age of 16 across both traditional and digital media.