Platforms, formats, organic and paid reach, creator partnerships, rates and ad disclosure.
A YouTube survey of creators in all 27 EU countries finds most get no public support, and YouTube uses the results to argue against EU prominence rules.
The ban took effect at once and also covers third-party campaigns that send users to TikTok. Europe is not included for now.
Newly unsealed parts of the New York attorney general’s lawsuit say TikTok ran “ghost” tests of a feed reset tool in 2023.
A Santa Fe jury found more than 43 million violations of state consumer law. Judge Francis Mathew will set the penalty later in October.
YouTube plans A/B tests for videos, a hub for paying members and detection of cloned voices for news publishers.
Reddit told moderators and developers on 1 October that RSS feeds stop on 13 November. Developers must register their apps by 12 January 2027.
Voice-overs, small edits and bulk templates will not count as original work. YouTube gave no start date.
The framework appeared on 30 September. It is based on a survey of ISBA members who spend £1.75bn a year on UK advertising.
Meta launched Forum, a separate app for Facebook Groups, in the US on 29 September. It brings an AI Ask tab and Top Voice labels.
LinkedIn said on 28 September 2026 that it is testing Creator Discovery, a search tool inside its Creator Marketplace.
YouTube Conversational Editing lets creators change a cut by typing an instruction, and it launches in early 2027.
TrinityP3 published a bulletin on 21 September arguing that up to 65 percent of creator marketing budgets is absorbed before creators are paid. It proposes four contract clauses.
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