YouTube has announced audio ads, its first ad format designed to connect brands with podcast or music listeners.
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SoundCloud verified profiles will help users tell who is an authentic artist on the platform, the company announced today.
TikTok announced a new licensing agreement with Sony Music Entertainment (SME) to allow creators to use the publishers' songs in their videos.
Spotify is testing a feature that will let artists and their labels decide whether to promote certain songs and receive lower royalties for them.
After testing for the last few months, Snapchat is rolling out its 'Sounds' feature to all users on iOS devices, globally.
Google Song Matching has a new feature that can help you identify a song by humming, whistling, or singing it on your phone.
Spotify now allows users to search for songs by its lyrics, something that Apple Music users have enjoyed for a couple of years.
Twitch has announced a new tool for creators. Twitch Soundtrack is a curated collection of rights-cleared music that creators can use during streams.
Facebook Gaming Partners will now be able to play copyrighted music in the background during their live streams without fear.
TikTok and Jaden Smith are collaborating on exclusive co-branded merch and a global Live stream to celebrate the release of CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3.
Spotify virtual concerts is a new feature that will let you connect to concert livestreams directly within the app.
Snapchat Music could be launching soon, just as Facebook starts its official music video feature in the US.
Facebook is bringing a new official music videos feature to its platform in the US, giving artists more ways to promote their work and interact with fans.
YouTube has announced a new Analytics for Artists dashboard that shows the performance of music on Offical Artist Channels.
Spotify is launching its real-time lyrics feature across 26 markets in Southeast Asia and Latin America.
TikTok has signed a deal with the artist's estate to bring its "full song catalog" to its app where users can use them in their videos.
Spotify will add 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence to playlists and podcasts as part of the music industry's Blackout Tuesday collective action.
Facebook's NPE team last week announced Collab, a new experimental app that lets you create collaborative music videos, with others, wherever you are.