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X on Monday launched a “Radar” trend analysis tool that aims to offer subscribers real-time insights into emerging trends and conversations on the platform.

The tool, previously known as Insights, was initially targeted at Verified Organizations (businesses), allowing marketers to track topics and trends on the app. If subscribed, marketers could perform keyword analytics, visualize trend activity, and filter conversations in real time. In addition to tracking conversation volume over time, Radar can also track conversation velocity. Its features help marketers better understand trends on X and could help them plan the best time to post to reach their desired audience.

Read more here (TechCrunch)

Bluesky says it added half a million new users in a day; meanwhile, X is planning to essentially get rid of the block feature.

Read more here (The Verge)

YouTube is rolling out new labels that tell if uploaded videos come from a real camera with unaltered footage and sound.

YouTube is leaning on the C2PA standard to detect the authenticity of uploaded videos, meaning the feature will work only with recording devices and tools that support the metadata. The site’s help page for the new feature says the label “signifies that the creator used specific technology to verify their video’s origin and confirm its audio and visuals haven’t been altered.”

Read more here (The Verge)

Spotify 2024 Wrapped isn’t quite here — so don’t go running for your phone just yet.But the world’s biggest music streaming service is getting ready to serve up stats on what you listened to in 2024.

And it’s getting the artists themselves involved. The aptly named “Get Ready for 2024 Wrapped” campaign includes a landing page on Spotify for Artists, the portal by which bands and musicians take their Spotify existence into their own hands, building the fanbase and hyping upcoming releases. There, bands and musicians can create custom clips that’ll be featured in their top fans’ 2024 Wrapped experiences.  

Check out the research here (DigiDay)

Midjourney is planning to release an upgraded web tool that’ll let users edit any uploaded images from the web using Midjourney’s generative AI. 

The upgraded tool, which Midjourney CEO David Holz said will be released “early next week,” will also allow users to retexture objects in images to “repaint” their colors and details according to captions.

Check out the research here (TechCrunch)

Instagram is rolling out a new “profile card” feature that is essentially a digital business card for your profile.

The new two-sided profile cards are designed to make it easier for users to share their Instagram account with others, as you don’t have to send your handle to someone, you can just share the card with them. Instagram sees the feature as an easier way to connect with new people and make friends.

Check out the full article here (TechCrunch)

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