Twitter is exploring a new way to showcase media on user profiles.

ForceBrands, a staffing and recruitment firm, has launched CreatorForce. This new solution focuses on hiring for creator and celebrity brands across various functions, including sales, marketing, operations, finance, human resources, and administration.

Reddit has announced new features that make it easier for users to share content from the platform.

Standalone apps are becoming the secret weapon for social media platforms.

This week, Snapchat hosted its annual Snap Partner Summit, an event for the platform's partners and the creator community. During the summit, Snapchat unveiled several updates related to artificial intelligence, augmented reality, shopping, and creators.

LinkedIn launched a hub for Collaborative Articles, its AI-powered feature that enables people to share their expertise on various topics.

Thinkific, a course creation platform, has launched Branded Mobile, a custom app development solution for creators

YouTube has decided to discontinue its product tagging feature, which was part of a pilot program that started in 2021 with a select group of creators.

Instagram has introduced a new feature that allows creators to add up to five different links in their profile's Links section, with each link having a title and arranged in any order

VSCO has introduced new updates for VSCO Spaces.

Roblox is empowering creators in its UGC Program with the ability to create Limiteds, which are exclusive digital creations available in limited quantities.

Instagram has introduced new updates to Reels to enhance the experience for creators.