Have you ever seen someone post “link in bio” on Instagram. Turns it’s a huge business opportunity.
Snapchat sees commerce as the future of its business. It’s taking a major step toward that future by buying Fit Analytics.
The New York Times’ popular Facebook group is in disarray after the media company stopped moderating it.
New platforms and regulations are pushing the influencer economy to new heights.
David Dobrik’s new photo app is shaking things up in Silicon Valley.
Snap and Twitter are seeing their fortunes rise with new features and product decisions.
LinkedIn is rolling out a gig marketplace to take on Fiverr and Upwork. Whether it can move the needle for Microsoft is up for debate.
Vaccine discussions are taking over the hyperlocal social platform.
Agora is a $10B+ firm that offers “real-time audio and video” APIs. Its stock price has been riding the Clubhouse hype in recent weeks.
RED is China’s go-to app for reviews. Now, foreign brands are flocking to it.
One of finance’s funniest meme brands is run by an anonymous Wall Street banker.
ByteDance’s revenue in 2020 doubled to $37B. Is an IPO next?
Taboola -- the ad company known for its chumbox -- will go public via a SPAC at a $2.6B valuation.
The social audio app could be worth $1B just 8 months after cracking a $100m valuation.
Twitter’s Bluesky initiative would create a decentralized protocol that allows others to build their own custom social networks.
Snap’s Spotlight program is paying out $1m a day to creators. Here are some people minting dough.
YouTuber Airrack -- with the help of creator economy startup Stir -- used a viral stunt to get to 1m subs.
Twitter permanently suspended the @realDonaldTrump account. What comes next?
Forbes just released its top YouTube earners list… and 9-year-old Ryan Kaji tops it again.
Buzzfeed just dropped its meme of the year list; here are our favorites.
OnlyFans numbers are huge: 85m+ users, 1m+ creators, $2B in 2020 revenue.
Short-selling hedge fund alleges that YY Live is a multibillion-dollar fraud built on a clickfarm of bots.
The measures that Google, Facebook, and Twitter are taking to stop the spread of election-related misinformation.
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