YouTube introduced Live Q&A, a new feature for live streams and Premieres.

YouTube announced it’s making Shorts available on smart TVs, streaming devices, and gaming consoles.

Instagram has started rolling out an in-app content scheduling tool

Acast has launched Keyword Targeting, the latest update to its contextual advertising solutions.

But this year, Spotify is allowing artists to be more directly involved. They can record and upload a 30-second video to be included in the Wrapped experience for their top fans.

YouTube is expanding its healthcare certification program to licensed healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and therapists, who share healthcare-related videos.

TikTok is making a significant push into gaming.

YouTube announced the launch of Primetime Channels. Through the offering, users can sign up, browse and watch TV shows, movies, and sports from streaming services from SHOWTIME®, STARZ, Paramount+, AMC+, and more in the YouTube app.

YouTube is rolling out Go Live Together, giving eligible creators the ability to go live with a guest.

Patreon has launched its long-awaited native video feature, Patreon Video. With Patreon Video, creators can upload and share high-definition (HD) videos of any length directly on Patreon.

Facebook is expanding Professional Mode globally to all creators, giving them access to new creator tools and monetization opportunities.

YouTube started rolling out separate tabs for its three different video formats (e.g., long-form, short-form, and live) on Channel Pages.