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• The FTC, 48 Attorneys General File Antitrust Lawsuits Against Facebook
• Facebook Launches ‘Black Gaming Creator Program’ With Monthly Pay, Other Perks

  Facebook has today unveiled a new venture to support its Black gaming community. The just-launched Black Gaming Creator Program is designed to help aspiring creators turn their passions into a full-time career, per an announcement video from Facebook-exclusive streamer King Richard. Creators who are ultimately selected for the application-only program will receive monthly pay as well as exclusive perks.

  
• Facebook Gaming Introduces Non-Gaming Content Hub For Partners Called ‘Hanging Out’

  Facebook Gaming has debuted a new streaming tag for partnered creators -- or creators who have signed a contract with Facebook to set a regular streaming quota in exchange for paychecks from the social network.

  
• Food Publishers Surprisingly Didn’t Lean On Thanksgiving Video Content This Year

  Plenty of holidays heavily feature food, but more than any other, Thanksgiving revolves around cooking. So, it'd seem to be a natural fit that in November, food publishers on social video would lean into content around Thanksgiving recipes.

  
• Twitter, Facebook Plan For Post-Trump Era
• Facebook Could See Antitrust Charges From Nearly 40 States Over Acquisitions Of Instagram, WhatsApp (Report)
• Facebook Expands Access To ‘Rights Manager’ Video Copyright Tool, Rolls Out In-Stream Ads To 4 More Countries
• Insights: Social Media In The Post-Trump Era Headed To Splitsville
• Insights: Social Media Platforms’ Election-Protection Plans A Start, But Not Nearly Enough Change For Long-Term
• Facebook’s New Podcast Hooks Small Business Owners Up With Established Executives
• Newly-Formed Talent Management Firm ‘Range Media’ Taps Facebook’s Kai Gayoso To Lead Digital
• Facebook Unveils Free Tool Enabling Creators To Test Video Post Performance Before Publishing