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• TikTok is becoming Spotify’s new recommendation engine
• The good, bad, and ugly of creators running marathons

  Influencers like Casey Neistat and Matthew Choi ran the New York City marathon. That raised some issues, but the sport is growing as well.

  
• As live spectacles increase, a creator plans to eat for four days straight on YouTube

  Nash, who has 420,000 followers on TikTok and 20,000 on Instagram, is known for her enthusiastic restaurant reviews and mukbang-esque content where she brings home takeout and invites viewers to a vicarious chow-down. To set the record, she plans to stream--and eat--for 103 hours and 20 minutes straight. That's four days, seven hours, and 20 minutes.

  
• Election night coverage has gone online. Here’s where people watched the most.

  Rumble wasn't the only digital platform to see a major spike in viewership on Election Day. YouTube generated 72 million hours of watch time with Voting Day coverage--and, like on cable TV, Fox News was one of the most-watched entities offering real-time reporting of ballot results.

  
• A children’s author with millions of sales is breathing new life into his work on YouTube
• Canada is ordering TikTok to shut down its offices in Vancouver and Toronto (but the app isn’t banned yet)
• Miss an episode of your favorite show? Amazon Prime Video’s AI recaps will catch you up.
• YouTube wants creators to send their videos to brands
• TikTok is becoming a job board for Gen Z
• As Nvidia becomes world’s largest company, it’s looking to dismiss a creator lawsuit about AI training rights
• On a big night for conservatives, right-leaning Rumble got its highest-ever peak viewership
• What if there was a new way to measure how TV shows perform on streaming services?