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• TikTok has its sights set on the U.K. Can it maintain promising revenue growth across the pond?
• DOGE cut decades-old climate science departments. So 200 scientists are sharing their research on YouTube.

  
• Tribeca Festival’s Creator Economy programming promotes digital voices who are “up next”

  The Tribeca Festival is continuing to build up its slate of creator-oriented programming through an "Up Next" showcase.

  
• Have you heard? Stokes Twins hire a CEO, OnlyFans seeks a sale, and Baby Shark eyes an IPO

  The Stokes Twins have a new CEO, Kesha is launching a music platform, and Grant Horvat is inspiring pro golfers.

  
• Some streamers think breaking Twitch’s rules guarantees them big money on Kick. Kick’s CEO says nope.
• Influencer boxing event Creator Clash looks to move past iDubbbz drama with new venue, date
• Heads up for the extremely online: Sydney Sweeney is selling her bathwater
• Can brick-and-mortar stores help Meta sell its wearable devices?
• Kai Cenat’s Streamer University hit 27 million hours of watch time, with Amazon and Netflix (maybe) salivating
• A trusted financial firm wants creator businesses to bank on Karat
• 20 years of YouTube: In 2010, we hid our kids and our wives (but not our excitement)
• The “sad beige influencer” lawsuit ended in dismissal with prejudice. Does that mean creators can’t sue?