Through Snapchat+, subscribers get access to a set of exclusive, experimental, and pre-release features for $3.99 per month.

Reddit's Chief Product Officer, Pali Bhat, recently shared what he and the rest of the product team are building.

The company announced earlier this week that long-time co-founder and CEO Ben Silbermann would transition to an executive chairman role, and Bill Ready would take over as CEO.

Meta announced several updates to creator monetization for Facebook and Instagram this week, including delaying the charging of creator fees for Subscriptions, Badges, Paid Online Events, and Bulletin until 2024.

According to a new "code of conduct" for influencers published by the National Radio and Television Administration and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, influencers who share content about certain topics, such as law, medicine, and finances, must hold a corresponding talk qualification

After more than a year of dialogue with the European Commission and other authorities around consumer protection, TikTok has committed to making several updates to its branded content policies.

With Notes, creators can go beyond the 280 character limit in a single piece of content by using a new composer tool, where they can combine text, photos, videos, GIFs, and Tweets.

LinkedIn is giving users the ability to share posts by creators through a new Repost button under the Share option on posts.

Creator start-up Notch recently launched insurance protection plans for creators' Instagram accounts including payouts if their accounts are hacked.

Through Spaces, creators can connect and collaborate through shared galleries and visual conversations.

In the past week, Pinterest made two big moves that caught the attention of creators, brands, and consumers.

YouTube recently revealed that over 1.5 billion logged-in viewers every month are watching Shorts.