#1

Reddit had quite the week.

In case you missed it, Reddit decided to change the prices of its API that will cause popular third party apps to shut down. And Redditors are not happy about it.

#2

Elon Musk says a lot of things that don’t happen. But giving a greater share of revenue to creators is a smart move for the big tweeters that make the platform what it is.

Particularly with the upcoming competitor from Meta launching soon...

#3

Meanwhile the incoming CEO laid out her mission to turn Twitter into “the world’s most accurate real-time information source”.

#4

The Netflix password crackdown* led to a bigger spike in subscriptions than peak COVID. That should mean more people on the ad-supported plan that brands can leverage for brand awareness.

But the golden era of password sharing might be over. Think my sister is in for a rude awakening reading this!

#5

“We have two minutes of your attention. We know where you are, we know where you are going to, we know what you have eaten,” said Uber ad exec Mark Grether.

Ooookay 👀