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Spotify announced that it will begin paying creators for their popular videos from January 2025, option'll available in US, UK, Canada and Australia.

Content creators on TikTok have taken legal action against the U.S. government in response to a new federal law that has forced ByteDance to sell their assets.

OpenAI has announced two new measures to assist in facilitating more transparency in online content, and ensuring that people are aware of in visual creations.

Instagram is introducing a few new changes to its ranking systems to better highlight content from smaller, original creators across the social network.

Instagram has been working on a new option called “Blend”, which is essentially a combined Reels feed, based on the Reels that you’ve shared with a friend.

TikTok announced a new “Parents of TikTok” campaign, which it says will aim to celebrate, support and spotlight this inspiring and authentic community.

Google has announced updates to its search technology, integrating AI capabilities that can generate images and draft content in response to user queries.

Microsoft unveiled its revamped Bing search engine with chatbot capabilities, publishers have voiced concerns about using their content without permission.

TikTok new tool that allow creators to label their AI-generated content and will begin testing other ways to label AI-generated content automatically.

Meta has been instructed to remove a Facebook page containing content deemed egregious under a Singapore legislation that kicked in just this year.