The next season of Tinder's 'Double Date Island', a 'Love Island' adaptation that premiered last year on YouTube, is coming to TikTok.
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Amazon’s new Fire TV hub offers “another way for creators to get in front of customers”
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Tinder and TikTok are going on a double date to give us more ‘Love Island’-inspired reality content
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Netflix just picked up a Hot Ones spinoff–and Will Ferrell is its first guest
“As a student of the late-night genre, I’m obsessed with the art of the interview and believe that these conversations warrant a level of scale and spectacle that sometimes can’t be contained by a studio,” Evans said in a statement. “It’s exciting to partner with Netflix to continue to break new ground with the format, while keeping the core of what fans love about Hot Ones firmly intact.”
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A new class-action lawsuit accuses Gymshark of telling creators not to disclose ads
“According to industry analysis and Gymshark’s own statements, the brand’s success hinges on its portrayal of these influencers as ‘genuine athletes’ or ‘members of the community’ rather than paid endorsers,” the suit claims.
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To engage with collectors who are big spenders, Fanatics launched a slate of originals
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Yeah, it’s all AI
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Standing in line at the Albertsons deli? P&G might show you a microdrama episode
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Fox’s new digital IP division is giving creators cash, ads, and distribution to make their next hit series
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At VidCon, a pickleball competition will bring more visibility to creator sports tours
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Epic Games has now paid over $1 billion to the creators of Fortnite’s “Islands”
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