Press Releases
Seedance 2.0 Launch: AI Video Production Enters a New Era | Social Media Today
Seedance 2.0, released on February 13, 2026, aims to address issues in early AI video models such as frame flickering, identity drift, and inconsistent scene transitions. This version strengthens temporal consistency, character identity stability, camera movement simulation, prompt adherence, and generation pipeline efficiency, making it suitable for professional scenarios including short videos, AI-assisted filmmaking, concept trailers, advertising visuals, and experimental digital art.
The Influencer Marketing Factory Releases 2026 Creator Economy Report Highlighting Revenue Growth, AI Adoption, and Platform Shifts | Social Media Today
The Influencer Marketing Factory published its annual Creator Economy Report in February 2026, combining questionnaires from 1,000 American creators with HypeAuditor platform data, highlighting core trends such as creator professionalization, income diversification, deep AI integration, and evolving platform competition.
Metricool’s 2026 LinkedIn Study Reveals the Rise of Invisible Interactions as Video Performance Slips | Social Media Today
Metricool's 2026 LinkedIn study shows that traditional engagement metrics (likes, comments, shares) declined year-over-year, but overall engagement rose by nearly 14%, driven by the rise of 'invisible interactions.' Video became the most common format on personal profiles, yet it underperformed carousels and image-text posts. The study is based on data from 673,658 posts and 63,108 accounts.
GamblingForum.org Highlights Rise of User-Reported Casino Experiences | Social Media Today
GamblingForum.org observes increasing discussions among users about firsthand experiences with online casinos and sports betting, covering topics such as withdrawals, bonus terms, and account verification. Community-driven exchanges are becoming an important reference for users evaluating online services.
Metricool’s 2026 TikTok Study Reveals 31% Drop in Video Views Amid Content Saturation | Social Media Today
Global social media management platform Metricool published its annual TikTok research report on May 12, 2026. The study analyzed over 2.3 million posts from more than 92,000 accounts worldwide, revealing that TikTok is entering a new phase of content saturation, with video views down 31.30% year-over-year, reach down 28.73%, and engagement down 31.17%. Despite this, 16.47% of TikTok accounts moved up a follower tier over the past year, growing faster than platforms such as Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, X, and Pinterest.
AI Video Cut Launches Three Features to Reduce Video Production Costs for Marketing Teams | Social Media Today
AI video repurposing platform AI Video Cut announced on May 18, 2026, the launch of three new features: Custom Prompts, Transcript-Based Video Editing, and Smart Crop with Face Detection. These features are designed to help marketing teams reduce the time and cost of transforming long-form video assets such as brand films, product demos, and webinars into short-form content suitable for various platforms.
Parents say “clean” music filters aren’t protecting kids in apps | Social Media Today
Metricool Launches Metricool Studio to Automate Social Media Reporting | Social Media Today
Social media management platform Metricool announced the launch of Metricool Studio, an AI-powered reporting feature designed to automate the creation of social media reports. This feature allows users to generate reports containing charts, executive summaries, and optimization suggestions through natural language instructions, reducing a workflow that previously took 2 to 4 hours to just minutes. Metricool Studio is now available as of May 27, 2026, with no additional installation required.
How Online Backlash Becomes a Full-Scale PR Crisis | Social Media Today
Visibrain will host a webinar titled "PR Crises in the AI Era" on June 16, 2026, analyzing recent controversies involving brands such as Nike, Nvidia, Huda Beauty, and American Eagle based on data from its latest whitepaper, revealing how online backlash evolves into full-scale reputation crises within 24-48 hours, and examining the role of creators and AI-driven visibility in crisis propagation.