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• Facebook Pledges $100 Million To Small Businesses Affected By Coronavirus, Partners With WHO To Remove False COVID-19 Content
• Twitter, Facebook Target Trump Campaign’s Latest Biden Video, Labeling It “Manipulated,” “Partly False”

  Last October, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube all took heat for refusing to remove a political ad from the Donald Trump re-election campaign that pushed the false Joe Biden/Ukraine conspiracy theory. Representatives from Twitter and YouTube said the ad didn’t violate their marketing policies, and Facebook issued a statement saying politicians’ ads are exempt from its fact-checking policies.

  
• Facebook Unveils Creator-Centric ‘Studio’ App For Upload Management, Video Analytics, More

  Today, Facebook is launching a long-awaited mobile version of its Creator Studio -- an until-now desktop-only platform that enables content creators and video publishers to manage their uploads, track performance metrics, and connect more seamlessly with fans.

  
• Instagram Reportedly Clocked $20 Billion In Ad Revs Last Year, Toppling YouTube’s Tally

  This week, we’re gaining an unprecedented glimpse into the ad revenues that are being clocked by two of the biggest influencer platforms on earth.

  
• Facebook Seeks To Arm Gaming Creators With Preset Tools To Encourage Inclusion
• YouTube, Facebook, Twitter Try To Crack Down On Coronavirus Conspiracies
• The Rock, OnePlus Among Social Video Winners During And After CES
• Pinterest Topples Snapchat To Become Nation’s Third Most Popular Social Network (Study)
• Insights: Deepfake Videos Go Commercial! In Election Season! WCGW?
• Instagram Now Placing Warnings Over Posts Deemed To Contain “False Information”
• Golden Globes Piloted Facebook’s ‘Collaborative Stories’ Feature At 77th Awards (Exclusive)
• Ray William Johnson Returns To YouTube After Yearlong Absence With Self-Help Series