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• YouTube Unveils New Tools To Thwart Misinformation About Mail-In Voting
• Twitch’s Most-Subscribed Streamer, ‘NickMercs’, Re-Ups With FaZe Clan For 3 More Years

  NickMercs, a top gaming star who defected from rival esports org 100 Thieves in May 2019 to join the FaZe Clan, has extended his pact with the latter company for another three years.

  
• Charli D’Amelio Sells Hundreds Of Thousands Of Signature Dunkin’ Drinks, Triggers 57% Spike In App Downloads

  TikTok megastar Charli D’Amelio is selling lots of coffee for savvy brand partner Dunkin' Donuts. On Sept. 2, the breakfast chain officially unveiled its collaboration with the 16-year-old social media phenom -- who has organically professed her love for Dunkin' Donuts coffee across her highly-followed platforms -- to launch a signature drink on its menu: The Charli, a cold brew with whole milk and three pumps of caramel swirl.Now, Drayton Martin, VP of brand stewardship for Dunkin’, tells TMZ that The Charli has created myriad business ripple effects, with the chain selling hundreds of thousands of drinks within the first five days of its launch.

  
• Instagram Doubles Maximum ‘Reels’ Length To 30 Seconds

  Instagram is rolling out a few minor updates to its nascent Reels product -- a TikTok copycat that arrived in the U.S. in early August amid a trying season for its Chinese-owned predecessor.Instagram says that, in response to user demand, it is doubling the max length of a Reel from 15 to 30 seconds.

  
• Wattpad’s Next Feature Film Is ‘Float’ — A Teen Romance Co-Produced By, Co-Starring Robbie Amell
• Former YouTube Content Moderator Sues Company After Developing Depression, PTSD Symptoms
• YouTube Will Now Harness Machine Learning To Auto-Apply Video Age Restrictions
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• BTS To Debut Exclusive “Dynamite” Music Video Inside ‘Fortnite’
• YouTube Bringing More Human Mods Back To Work After Coronavirus-Related Pause
• Facebook Extends 4-Year-Old ‘Rights Manager’ Video Copyright Tool To Still Photography