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• About half of the adult TikTok users in the U.S. have posted a video
• Reddit reveals 21% year-over-year revenue growth as it moves forward with long-rumored IPO

  Reddit is finally becoming a publicly traded company on Wall Street more than two years after it filed a confidential IPO.

  
• Marques Brownlee is Ridge’s new chief creative partner

  This is Brownlee's first board seat and title with a company.

  
• Streamers on the Rise: KiwiOnTheSticks says the secret to Twitch is “finding your people as quickly as you can and as genuinely as you can”

  "As my sole form of entertainment, which was video games, I got to watch my brothers and go along with them on their journeys while they were playing Final Fantasy VI, Resident Evil, and Castlevania, which all scared me. I would never play them on my own, but it was so much fun to watch them play it," she says.

  
• Fujifilm’s X100V got so big on TikTok that it sold out. The next camera in that line has arrived.
• “Are You Blacker Than ChatGPT?” is a new game highlighting racial bias in AI
• Former Spotify, Maker Studios exec Courtney Holt joins Moonbug as its first Head of Music
• Ecommerce platform NTWRK acquires Complex from BuzzFeed in $108.6 million cash deal
• Creators on the Rise: alexbegs would like to send a shout-out to Celine Dion
• Morphle, the latest Moonbug partner jumping from YouTube to streaming, is on its way to Disney+
• Roblox paid out $741 million to its community of creators in 2023
• Talent firm Night signs Kinigra Deon and her empire of “family-friendly entertainment”