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• YouTube has banned some slop channels. Can it stay ahead of “low quality AI content”?
• RHEI adds content production and rights management agents to its AI platform Made

  “We’re entering an era where creativity isn’t limited by talent, but it’s limited by time,” Shahrzad Rafati, founder/CEO of RHEI, said in a statement. “What holds creators back isn’t vision; it’s the work that piles up after the camera turns off, and the loss of control once content travels across the internet. With Made Plus and Pro, Remi helps turn raw footage into format-ready stories, and Lila helps creators protect what they’ve made while maximizing revenue. This is how we restore the balance between scale and soul.”

  
• Whatnot breaks down $22 billion live shopping industry as ecommerce goes mainstream

  As social auction and streaming platform Whatnot celebrates $8 billion in annual GMV, it is preparing for live shopping to go mainstream.

  
• Dhar Mann is doing 40 microdramas with Fox and Holywater

  
• YouTube and the NFL are bringing flag football back to the Super Bowl with team captains Druski, J. Balvin
• Twitch puts $300,000 up for grabs with three-week Roblox festival
• Woman who went viral for texting and driving is suing YouTube and Meta
• Brian Robbins’ new entertainment company will bet on YouTube’s ability to build “awareness and fan love”
• AI is now citing YouTube more often than Reddit. Is it time to pivot to video (again)?
• Censorship claims, investigations, and alternate apps: The U.S. TikTok app is off to a rough start
• Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: 30 celebrities wrestling with the anime angel
• Universal Music Group’s new Twitch account puts a fresh spin on live music