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• Chad Wild Clay and Vy Qwaint launch Spy Ninjas HQ, the first adventure park built on a YouTube IP
• Amazon and YouTube are reportedly looking to stream NBA games

  The NBA could sell a streaming package to digital suitors like Amazon Prime Video or YouTube. TV contracts are also being renegotiated.

  
• Could TikTok could fetch a $100 billion price tag? ByteDance would have to sell to find out.

  How much money can ByteDance make by divesting TikTok? The Beijing-based tech company may not want to answer that question.

  
• YouTube debuts new features to make its Music hub the “ultimate destination” for podcasts

  YouTube Creator Liaison Rene Ritchie and Chief Product Officer Johanna Voolich delivered updates about podcasts on YouTube Music.

  
• William Osman’s STEM convention Open Sauce returns for second year, will feature 150 content creators
• Creators on the Rise: Adrian Vazquez is a homebody
• TikTok’s regulatory woes continue as E.U. inquiry leads to suspension of rewards app
• X’s TV app is coming “soon”
• The “divest or ban” TikTok bill has passed. Now the legal battle begins.
• Nigerian chess champ Tunde Onakoya raises $120k livestreaming his 60-hour chess world record
• Korean Twitch alternative CHZZK doubles viewership in the wake of domestic ban
• Mark Rober’s Crunchlabs brings STEM to kids. A new “Hack Pack” does the same for adults.