Made on YouTube 2026: New Tools for Creators
Made on YouTube 2026 introduces artificial intelligence tools for editing, testing and optimizing videos, protecting creators, and developing new revenue opportunities.
TikTok Academy: What You Can Learn for Free About Ads and Content
TikTok Academy offers free courses on creativity, campaigns, advertising, policies, and measurement. Learn what you can study, how to organize your training, and why these courses should not be confused with professional certification.
ChatGPT Images 2.5: What’s New and How Brands Can Use It
We explore ChatGPT Images 2.5, from its new visual creation capabilities to the differences between Free and Plus plans, and the practical opportunities it offers brands and advertising.
Instagram Tests Picture-in-Picture for Reels: What Changes for Users and Creators
Instagram is beginning to explore Picture-in-Picture, a feature commonly used on platforms such as YouTube that allows video to keep playing while users navigate elsewhere on their device.
Google Vids: How AI Is Transforming Video Creation in Workspace
Designed specifically for corporate communication, Google Vids combines AI-assisted creation with projects, presentations, internal communication, and commercial content workflows.
The New Era of Digital Marketing: Why Social Media and Video Are Redefining Search
Someone can search for a recipe on TikTok, compare products through YouTube videos, discover a restaurant on Instagram, or look at other users’ experiences before making a decision.
The Rise of Video on LinkedIn: Why Creators Are Gaining Relevance in B2B
LinkedIn is evolving in a context where video consumption, content creation, and digital advertising continue to grow.
Pippit and Agent Mode: How AI Video Creation Works
Pippit’s Agent Mode introduces a new approach to audiovisual production based on artificial intelligence. Users provide instructions and reference materials, and the platform uses that information to generate different video proposals.
LinkedIn Bets on Video and Creators: What It Means for Brands and Advertisers
The integration of individual creators expands the market for native advertising, allowing companies, media organizations, and professionals to participate in specialized content ecosystems.