OpenAI launched ChatGPTPlus, a subscription-based version of its popular AI-powered text generator.

Twitter announced that it would no longer support CoTweets, a feature it was experimenting with that allowed users to co-author tweets that appear on both profiles.

Under the system, creators that violate Community Guidelines will accrue a strike along with their content being removed.

Twitch announced its plans for 2023 in an open letter by Chief Product Officer, Tom Verrilli, and Chief Monetization Officer, Mike Minton.

YouTube is partnering with Arizona State University (ASU) and Hank and John Green’s Crash Course on Study Hall, a new initiative to create affordable and accessible college learning with transferable college credits.

TikTok has been “heating” videos, according to recent document leaks.

India's Department of Consumer Affairs has introduced Endorsement Know-hows, a new set of guidelines for celebrities, influencers, and virtual influencers.

TikTok has expanded the options for Direct Message settings, giving creators the ability to select who they want to receive messages from, such as everyone, suggested friends, mutual followers, people you’ve sent messages to, or no one.

LinkedIn will soon introduce a new feature that will display newsletters users subscribe to on their profile for others to see, in the same way as shared interests, pages, and groups

Meta has launched a dedicated website for Rights Manager, its video, audio, and image matching tool that helps creators, brands, media publishers, sports leagues, music labels, and more identify their content across Facebook and Instagram

Twitter has recently updated its Paid Partnerships policy to ensure greater transparency among creators, brands, and agencies when it comes to sponsored content.

TikTok added new audience controls for creators, allowing them to restrict their short-form videos to users over 18, similar to LIVE