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The UK just became the second English-speaking country to ban social media for under-16s. But lumping YouTube in with TikTok and Instagram has the creator industry asking whether lawmakers understand what YouTube actually is.
The new concert series films intimate album-release shows and streams them globally. For YouTube, it's a bid to own the moment when music culture is most alive.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's landmark legislation would block TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and X for anyone under 16 in Britain. The business implications run deeper than the headlines suggest.
Bubbles, foldable gaming modes, and XR glasses connectivity signal that Google is building an ecosystem architecture — and the creator and gaming communities living inside Android are the real audience.
Xbox's latest round of studio closures claims one of its most critically acclaimed acquisitions — and raises harder questions about what Microsoft's gaming strategy actually is.
The sports media veteran's hire signals Amazon is getting serious about monetizing creators — not just hosting them.
Studio Pro launches on iOS with batch editing and AI-assisted style matching — and a price tag that puts VSCO in direct competition with Adobe's creative suite.
London follows Canberra's lead with age-gating legislation that will force platforms to build verification infrastructure or exit a major market.
When a Verge writer built a backyard-tracking app with Gemini in five minutes, it wasn't just a fun experiment. It was a signal about where the creator economy is heading next.
Katie Dippold's Apple TV+ horror series began life as a Pawnee-set episode she ultimately decided 'felt more like a spoof.' That pivot tells you a lot about how IP incubates in writers' rooms.
The Darcos bill would flip the burden of proof in AI copyright cases — and the global creative industry is lining up behind it.
The Latin music couple pivots from adult contemporary to children's entertainment, bringing in YouTube-native collaborators to build a new audience from scratch.
A $118M opening weekend buys you a lot of goodwill at A24. The YouTube-native filmmaker is moving toward a feature anthology, and the IP math finally makes sense.
Kane Parsons' feature debut doesn't just beat A24's opening weekend record — it laps it. Here's what the numbers actually mean for the distributor's business model.
Art Garfunkel, Jimmy Fallon, Busta Rhymes, and Kirk Franklin didn't just show up to celebrate Puth. They showed up to make the concert impossible to replicate on a screen.
Zineuskadi's Talentuaren Gunea returned May 29 with a slate that signals a generation of Basque filmmakers building toward series, genre IP, and international co-production — not graduation-reel glory.
As TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube rewire feeds around entertainment logic, marketers are abandoning the interruption model and building content operations that look a lot like studios.
Two of the most-watched political streamers in the U.S. were turned away at the border. The implications for creator-led media extend well beyond one trip to Oxford.
From TikTok's Creativity Program overhaul to YouTube's ad-share thresholds, the payout landscape is changing fast — and creators who built on a single platform's terms are finding out what that dependency actually costs.