Netflix will begin testing a vertical video feed in its mobile app as part of a broader redesign.

YouTube is removing the "Revert to original" feature.

YouTube has added new caption features for Shorts. Creators can now auto-generate captions directly within the Shorts editor and customize them with different text styles and colors.

YouTube has been added to Peloton Entertainment. Members with a Peloton Bike, Tread, or Row can watch YouTube videos while working out, with no subscription required.

Pinterest has expanded its Pinterest Inclusion Fund, now in its fifth year, with a focus on creators and small businesses that sell products or create content that aligns with the platform's inclusive features.

Pinterest introduced new labels for AI-generated and AI-modified content.

Instagram is rolling out a referral program where select users can earn $100 for each eligible new user who signs up through Instagram links they share.

Threads is now nudging users to share their posts on Instagram.

LinkedIn is testing a new version of its Video tab.

TikTok is updating its direct message settings. Soon, users can choose to receive message requests from both their followers (“Potential Connections”) and people they don’t follow (“Others”).

LinkedIn has updated post embeds for third-party sites.

Netflix may soon distribute video podcasts. On its latest earnings call, co-CEO Ted Sarandos discussed the growing popularity of video podcasts and Netflix's interest in partnering with creators across various media, including video podcasts.