YouTube will be rolling out its Self-Certification Timestamp feature to more creators. This feature allows creators to self-rate their videos against YouTube’s advertiser-friendly content guidelines when uploaded via desktop.

YouTube is testing a new search experience on both desktop and mobile. It is beginning to display search results based on specific segments of long-form videos that are most relevant to user searches.

In a recent Q&A, Instagram head Adam Mosseri shared that the send rate (how often a Reel is shared) is more important than watch time and like/comment counts for the overall reach of a post. He says this because it aligns with Instagram’s goal to help people discover content they want to share with friends.

YouTube is experimenting with AI-generated instrumentals for Shorts

TikTok introduced Fan Spotlight, a feature launched as part of Billie Eilish's platform takeover for her new album, HIT ME HARD AND SOFT.

LinkedIn is adopting Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) standards, to identify AI-generated content

TikTok launched a new Floating Player for desktop.

Instagram has introduced new 'Watch More Reels' and 'Share' buttons for Reels. These buttons appear at the end of a Reel when viewed from the feed.

LinkedIn recently added Unique Views as a metric for posts, articles, and video performance.

LinkedIn has rolled out Keyboard shortcuts for desktop users, allowing quick navigation and management of their feed.

TikTok is currently testing a Collaborations feature similar to Instagram's Collabs.