Twitter and athlete marketing platform, Opendorse, are expanding their partnership to empower student-athletes to monetize their personal game highlights for the first time through a new Twitter Highlights program.

LinkedIn has started rolling out Clickable Links, a feature that allows creators to add clickable links to images and videos.

YouTubers now have a way to turn their long-form video-on-demand content into Shorts.

TikTok and Ticketmaster have teamed up for a new way for users to discover upcoming events and purchase tickets in-app on TikTok.

LinkedIn is testing a dedicated space for users to discover new content outside their network. With tabs such as Top, Videos, Newsletters, and Events, users can find trending content aligned with their professional interests, news, and relevant events curated by LinkedIn's editorial team.

YouTube announced that it is expanding its partnership with music labels and publishers to give creators more music options for their videos.

Through a new Music Revenue Sharing feature, creators can now earn money for Facebook videos with licensed music — something that wasn't possible before.

In a recent announcement, LinkedIn introduced Carousels, a new content format that allows creators to share swipeable photos and videos.

Twitch launched a new built-in fundraising feature called Twitch Charity that allows creators to set up and run a stream to support a charity.

Instagram rolled out a new Instagram Map experience, where users can explore popular locations around them and filter by categories such as Restaurants, Cafes, Sights, Parks & Gardens, Hotels, and Bars.

To increase safety for creators, Twitch rolled out Shared Ban Info, enabling them to share a list of users they have banned in their channel with up to 30 other creators.

Pinterest and Jellysmack, a content optimization and distribution company, announced a new content partnership.