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Snapchat launches ‘The Snappys,’ its first creator awards show celebrating top talent across Spotlight, Stories, and AR, as the platform deepens its push into the creator economy.
Meta is shutting down Messenger’s standalone website and redirecting users to Facebook and the Messenger app as it streamlines its messaging services.
Snapchat+ surpasses 25 million subscribers, helping drive Snap’s direct revenue annual run rate to $1 billion as the company expands its subscription strategy.
TikTok introduces an opt-in Local Feed in the US, using precise location data to surface nearby content, businesses, and community updates.
Musicboard, the social music review app, is evolving with new features and community tools as it competes with platforms such as Letterboxd among music lovers.
Reddit is betting on AI-powered search to unlock new growth, making its vast archive of user discussions easier to discover, summarise, and monetise.
Reddit is positioning AI-powered search as a major growth opportunity, aiming to make its vast archive of human conversations easier to discover and monetise.
Meta is testing a separate app for AI-generated “Vibes” videos, signalling a deeper push into short-form, AI-created content beyond its core social platforms.
Snap reported Q4 revenue growth despite declining daily active users, as the company prepares to expand its Specs smart glasses to a broader consumer audience.
Watch Club is creating short-form video dramas and building a social network around storytelling to raise quality standards in the fast-growing microdrama market.
Homeland Security has used administrative subpoenas to seek user data from tech companies linked to critics of the Trump administration.
TikTok has rebounded from a short-lived drop in US usage after its ownership change, regaining users who briefly shifted to rival short-video apps.
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