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In an era where online content consists of regurgitated memes, short-form video platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels see lots of unoriginal content. But the latter wants to change that by updating the algorithm for video recommendation in Reels.

Nikon Malaysia officially released their Nikon Z 8 full-frame mirrorless camera featuring flagship Nikon Z 9 features in a lighter and more compact form factor. Designed for the videographer and content creator, it can record video up to 90 minutes of 8K in 30p and 125 minutes of 4K in 60p and comes in a robust body that can withstand dust, shock and liquids.  

India will become the second country to get YouTube Courses. The feature launched in July allows channel owners to offer tutorials or classes as paid videos to the audience. Previously, it was only available in the States, but it seems that YouTube is ready to offer it somewhere else.

It looks like Instagram has given up on its attempt to capture the long-form video market following the company’s move to kill off the IGTV standalone app. In an official blog post on Monday (28 February 2022), Instagram confirmed that it is discontinuing support for the IGTV app thus ending the service as a whole. RIP!

When it comes to social media platforms, TikTok has become rather popular in Malaysia. Content creators regularly use it and Malaysians follow them. But sometimes you also want to support your favourite creators, and TikTok is going to help with that.

If you're a content creator, you may have heard of YouTube Shorts, a new short-form video feature. Well, YouTube wants to convince content creators to get on the beta and use the feature. So it has come up with a simple motivator - money.

If you talk about recent hot topics, one of them would have to be Clubhouse. The voice-chat app's popularity has exploded since been recommended by Elon Musk. Now it has to find ways to keep its millions of new users and that includes new features.

Everyone needs a break and it seems that one of YouTube's biggest stars is ready for a rest after years of making YouTube videos. Felix Kjellberg, aka PewDiePie, announced that he would be taking a break from YouTube in early 2020. According to Engadget, PewDiePie first hinted that he wanted to take a break in August this year and said that he'd like to do something else other than YouTube.