The app brings Reels to Amazon Fire TV devices, letting you watch short videos organized into channels on the big screen. Other devices may be coming.

With so many social-media apps to choose from, which one is the best for building an audience now? Lifestyle influencers at VidCon said Instagram reels and YouTube shorts are best for creators to get started. The creators all had accounts on various ...

Meta’s court filing in an FTC case shows that in 2021 Instagram’s ad revenue topped $32 billion, compared to $28.8 billion for YouTube. Meta’s court filing in an FTC case shows that in 2021 Instagram’s ad revenue topped $32 billion, compared to $28 ...

Social media feeds are melting together. Instead of using separate apps for friends, family, news, culture and entertainment, you can now see it all on Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. Open any and you’ll likely be watching vertical looping ...

Earlier this year YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki laid out an overview of what the video behemoth was planning for the year ahead, including a strong hint that it was considering the introduction of NFTs for creators to connect in a different way with fans.

Karina Kasparyants began her career as an influencer in her teens, making YouTube videos of beauty tips, shopping hauls and glimpses into her everyday life as a student in Moscow in the mid-2010s. Soon, she started to post on Instagram too, gradually ...

Bite-sized videos are a huge thing on the Internet these days. The trend started with TikTok and has expanded to YouTube, Instagram, and a few other places. It’s so popular that TikTok overtook Google as the number one most popular website in 2021.

Influencers on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube get paid many ways, from sponsorships to ad revenue. How much creators earn depends on factors like following size, engagement, and content category. We spoke with dozens of influencers who shared how much ...

TikTok's recommendation system, "For You," was recently explained by the social media platform. According to Techcrunch's latest report, when a user opens the short-form video app, they are met with a stream of popular videos tailored to their interests.

Instagram is making the jump from mobile devices to the living-room TV for the first time — a bid to ratchet up viewing of short-form Reels, by taking videos to the biggest screen in the house. The Meta-owned social platform on Tuesday launched a pilot of Instagram for TV,