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• How Does John Krasinski’s Newly Sold ‘Some Good News’ Stack Up Against Late-Night Shows?
• Facebook Acquires GIF Database GIPHY In Reported $400 Million Deal

  Facebook has announced today its acquisition of seven-year-old GIPHY -- an online GIF database, enabling users to search for and share short, soundless, looping videos -- for a reported $400 million. 

  
• Facebook Agrees To Pay $52 Million To Content Moderators Whose Work Affected Their Mental Health

  Facebook has agreed to pay a total of $52 million to current and former content moderators as compensation for the toll their job took on their mental health.

  
• Facebook’s New Features Are Meant To Help Small Businesses See More “Virtual Foot Traffic”

  Facebook has rolled out new features specifically intended to help small businesses “see more virtual foot traffic as they move online to stay open.”

  
• What’s Cooking On Facebook? Bread Videos, Apparently
• YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Twitter Crack Down On COVID-19 Conspiracy Film ‘Plandemic’
• Amid Pandemic, Dozens Of Health Professionals Petition For Tech Companies To Curtail Misinformation
• Amid “Significant Reduction” In Q1 Ad Buys, Video Game Marketing Is Showing “Relative Strength,” Facebook Says
• Facebook Comes For Zoom With New Videoconferencing Feature ‘Messenger Rooms’
• Facebook Is Cool With Disguised Toast Revisiting Twitch—So Long As He’s Not Streaming Gaming Content
• Facebook Debuts Dedicated—And Ad-Free—Gaming App Months Before Planned Release
• Insights: Old-School Stars Forced Online Will Help Change Hollywood Long After Pandemic