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Creator Weekly: Open AI Media Manager, Substack Video, Threads Post features

Happy Mother’s Day weekend! I hope you can celebrate your mom or mother-figures in your life. Plus a big 💐 for all mothers reading this! With Google I/O just around the corner, there are few updates from Google or YouTube this week. But there is news from OpenAI, Sustack, TikTok, Threads and more. Top news and updates this week Register for Google I/O OpenAI is building a Media Manager for creators Substack launches video shows and Creator Studio TikTok is labeling AI-generated content Bending Spoons lays off StreamYard team Google Search Central talks about content decay Threads lets you limit who can quote your posts and starts showing post count Jack Dorsey steps down from Bluesky; Bluesky says he doesn’t get what they are doing Google makes it a bit easier to set up 2-step verification Google Sheets pre-built tables make tracking your content, running a project or setting up an event easier Google Chat now lets you get notified of every post in a Space Be sure to check out “M

Creator Weekly: Instagram Recommendations; Passkeys for account security; AdSense policy

May the fourth be with you! In "why I'm feeling ancient news": I recently realized I’ve been using Blogger since May 2004. How can 20 years have passed so quickly? That was several blogs ago, although I’ve been toying with reviving my old personal blog. If only there were more hours in the day! Do you use passcodes, rather than passwords on any of your accounts? Google and Microsoft and other big players want you to do that. Instagram is trying to make the platform better for small creators and posters of original content. And there are updates and tips for website owners, AdSense publishers, video creators and much more. Top news and updates this week Google and Microsoft want you to use a passkey to sign in to your account. Instagram updated their recommendation algorithm to make it better for small creators, and will be promoting original content rather than aggregator accounts. TikTok and Universal Music Group have come to an agreement, so UMG music is back on th