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• iShowSpeed is teaming up with Brian Robbins’ production company to become an anime character
• Copyright lawsuits against AI companies are starting to pay off. Three YouTubers are filing class actions to make sure creators get their cut.

  
• YouTube job postings reveal plans for interactive broadcasts on TV screens

  According to recent job postings, YouTube is looking to hire employees who will build interactive broadcasts intended for TV consumption.

  
• For the first time, Twitch opens sponsored campaigns (and their revenue) to Affiliates

  In case you're not familiar, there are two tiers of affiliation and monetization on Twitch--Affiliate and Partner. Affiliate has a much lower bar; it just requires streamers to reach 25 followers, stream for four hours total across four different days, and reach an average of three viewers on those four different days. Once they become an Affiliate, they unlock the ability to earn money through things like ad revenue and subscriptions.

  
• Moonbug’s UCLA partnership will bring more “child development research” into programs like CoComelon
• Golf creators are teeing off on YouTube. A new network is ready to be their caddy.
• NASA is broadcasting history live on YouTube
• Meta says “the era of link in bio is over.” Here’s what’s replacing it.
• Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Just get a yacht, ez gg
• Top 50 Most Subscribed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 04/05/2026
• Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 04/05/2026
• When networks turned him down, Xavier Mortimer made his own show on YouTube. Now, with over 30 million followers, he’s ready to try TV again.