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• Facebook Testing ‘Super’, Which Lets Fans Pay To Interact With Their Favorite Creators On Stream
• Insights: Breakup Lawsuit Will Transform Facebook, Regardless Of Its Eventual Outcome

  The FTC and 48 states filed a landmark suit to break up Facebook. The case may take years to resolve, but could transform Facebook even if it loses.

  
• The FTC, 48 Attorneys General File Antitrust Lawsuits Against Facebook

  Last month’s reports of burgeoning antitrust cases against Facebook have proved true: Today, the Federal Trade Commission and 48 attorneys general filed separate but similar suits against the company, alleging that it is “illegally maintaining its personal social networking monopoly through a years-long course of anticompetitive conduct.”

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