im able to instantly detect if jack antonoff worked on a song due to a visceral hatred of his production style

Spotify to start letting fans modify songs on platform. It begins. Here’s what you need to know:

Controversial: There is no ''content meta'' - it's a myth. Everyone is constantly trying to declare the new ‘messiah’ for content. ‘YouTube is moving towards storytelling’ 'Ppl are craving lower effort content' There is no platform wide trend. YouTube is too big for that.

Digital video is a bubble and it's going to hurt a lot of creators when it bursts garbageday.email/p/gmail-fedive…

This ad perfectly encapsulates the insight that people think technology is killing everything we ever found joy in. And then presents that as a good thing. I haven't seen such a visceral backlash to a spot in a long time.

I started oil painting at 35. I’m 39 now…

Finally somebody is expressing the appropriate level of vocal outrage at Google's mass adoption of AI.

Big announcement from Twitch: DJs can now legally play music in livestreams on the platform. You love to see it. They struck licensing deals with all 3 majors & Merlin in a first of its kind deal. “We’re proud to be the first major service to provide a safe, permanent home

Both Spielberg and Del Toro say that the chase scene in this film is one of the best ever made and they are right, the insanity to do this in stop motion too

Mainstream culture has ceased to exist. With unlimited choice across books, music, TV, film and social media (etc), nobody spends time doing the same as one another.

It's important to think about retention if you want to improve your YouTube videos. Here are 10 tips that will help you keep people’s attention longer, whether you have a small or big channel. Rule 1: When making talking head videos, using too many side angles can make people

Twitch has put a card on EVERYONE's Creator Home page encouraging them to sign up for the DJ program. ⚠️ Please be aware you lose clips, VODs, and a portion of your revenue! It's not just free promo and the right to stream music! (Contrary to what the card says!) ⚠️

Fan culture now drives pop culture. YouTube released its fandom report, and it shows we need to re-shape how we think about and engage fans. Here's some key stats & my takeaways: The most interesting stat? 8% of Gen Z fans now consider themselves Professional Fans—meaning

That's correct. Publishers removed '1984' from our library. 🕳️

graphic design is illegal now i think

Cards against humanity’s website explaining why they’re suing Elon is pretty fucking good

Games Journalism is like fewer than 40 people now. Magazines are basically gone and websites are close behind them. None of this is a surprise to me, but it's incredibly sad. We had something awesome for a while there. Younger generations have no idea what they missed out on.