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Facebook Tests Reels-First App Experience in India
Facebook is testing a Reels-first experience in India that opens the app in full-screen video for some users, while keeping the classic Feed available.
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Facebook is testing a Reels-first experience in India that opens the app in full-screen video for some users, while keeping the classic Feed available.
Amazon Prime Video is adding short-form local and national news clips across TVs, mobile apps and the web as streamers compete for younger viewers.
Hollywood actors and creators are entering the microdrama market as short, mobile-first series attract audiences, investors, and new entertainment platforms.
Patreon rolls out 30 new and revamped creator features, including Clips, Niches, better discovery, audience analytics, Live Q&As and new previews.
Reddit is testing audio and video versions of select posts on iOS and Android, letting users read, listen to or watch content without replacing original posts.
Reddit is testing a new video experience that lets users watch videos and listen to narrated Reddit posts inspired by viral TikTok content.
HBO Max is testing a TikTok-style vertical Shorts feed and conversational AI search to help users discover movies and TV shows across its streaming library.
Reelful uses AI to transform photos and video clips from your camera roll into polished short-form videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and other social platforms, reducing editing time for…
Character.AI has launched an AI-powered microdrama series featuring interactive characters users can chat with after each episode. Discover how its new entertainment platform is changing…
Netflix is expanding into short-form video content by partnering with publishers, including Variety and other media outlets, to bring entertainment news, interviews, and exclusive clips…
Meta is testing a new ‘Series’ feature that allows creators to organise episodic Reels on Instagram and Facebook, improving content discovery and audience engagement.
Disney+ is introducing “Verts,” a short-form vertical video feed designed to showcase highlights, clips, and trending moments in a TikTok-like format.
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