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The YouTube Sports platform was recently refreshed to provide a more all-encompassing, immersive destination for sports content. The platform is also expanding on its connected TV ad offerings to help brands reach sports fans, considering the rise in viewer interest in sports content on YouTube.

Today we launched Digital 2021: Singapore, part of our series of annual global digital reports (check...

Written by Fu YouQuan, Ryan Chua and Tricia Lee TikTok partners Quizlet for digital education tools The...

Our Innovation Director, Arnaud Robin picks of virtual events that may be laying the groundwork for bigger and better socially-led events to come.

Simon Kemp shares the key findings from Digital 2021, our latest set of Global Digital reports.

Written by Lisa Ng, Chingwee Tay and Denicia Lew Head of Instagram not happy with Instagram Reels,...

Instagram seems to be testing (once again), the option for users to display the total like counts on their posts - according to a new discovery by app researcher Alessandro Paluzzi.

Written by Ryan Chua, Lisa Ng and Edward Cheong. UshAR in the new year with a new TikTok LiDAR...

Popular chat app, Discord, has finally gotten a high requested feature starting 17 December 2020: mobile screen sharing. This feature allows users to capture and broadcast everything on their phone’s display, streaming it to their friends. Discord has been working hard to get this feature working seamlessly since there’s a lot of onscreen motion. This enables game streaming or remote YouTube/ TikTok viewers to have high frame rates and minimal lag.

2020 hasn't been smooth sailing for most of us, for several reasons — from deadly wildfires to all the stars we’ve lost, and of course, the on-going pandemic. Thankfully, amid the madness, one Internet asset kept many of us sane: Stellar Memes.

With the rising popularity of easy-to-create content, it’s no surprise that social media giant, YouTube, is finally rolling out a beta version of their own content editing feature - “Shorts”. Currently, YouTube is testing out a shortcut with a small group of users in the Indian market, it is said to make Shorts more easily accessible for any creator. As shown below this shortcut is in the form of an icon within the top portion of the YouTube home page.

If there is any guaranteed path of success for a social platform to remain for a long time, monetization is the way to go. And that's exactly what TikTok has been rapidly expanding and testing on, in their new collaboration with Walmart.