Platforms, creators, and brands are trying to figure out what's next after the Supreme Court upheld a law that will ban TikTok in the U.S.
Featured
-
Ludwig, Moist Cr1TiKaL become co-owners of Shopify’s esports org “for the love of the game”
-
The Supreme Court upheld the TikTok ban. Now what?
-
Snapchat is using the TikTok ban as an opportunity to promote creators like Avani Gregg and Loren Gray
Snapchat is advertising itself as the place where users can go to watch the stars who broke out on soon-to-be-banned TikTok.
-
Russia made it harder for citizens to watch YouTube. They’re going to VKontakte instead.
VKontakte has surpassed YouTube in Russia, where alleged throttling has pushed citizens to a local social media app.
-
The ‘Wii Sports Tennis’ version of the Australian Open looks silly, but it’s a whole new kind of sports stream
-
Netflix wants to keep pace with YouTube among toddlers, so it struck a deal with Ms. Rachel
-
Senators who passed the TikTok ban are realizing a lot of people won’t like it
-
The TikTok ban might give “Chinese Instagram” the opening it needs to break into the U.S.
-
As wildfires strike Los Angeles, YouTube vlogs offer personal perspectives
-
Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Cars, trains, and…pizza?
-
Have you heard? MrBeast gives permission to repost his videos, and Nelk gives vapes to villagers.
-
Pickles, cherries, and cream sodas: Pinterest thinks 2025’s trends will be colorful and delicious
Newsletter
Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories
Trending Stories
- Moonbug is in its era of “Big Feelings” as it launches “fully integrated music company”

- YouTube eclipses TV to become the top news source in the U.S.

- Sam and Colby are bringing their annual Halloween spectacle to Netflix

- YouTube is using AI to tinker with everything — from thumbnails to homepages to entire videos

- Canon’s $100,000 First Cut contest returns to help creators fund their dream projects

















