TikTok could be banned come January, but what are the other top creator-economy storylines? BI's team rounded them up.
If TikTok is pulled from US app stores, brands that sell on its e-commerce platform, Shop, may struggle to find a new home.
Christmas-movie supply on streamers grew sixfold from 2000 to 2023, Parrot Analytics found. Services like Netflix are cashing in.
Neil Waller, cofounder of Whalar Group, shared his top predictions for the creator space in 2025, including a rise in AI tools and dubbing.
Starting next fall, you'll be able to watch ESPN without paying for other cable channels. Industry watchers say it could cost around $25 a month.
Netflix says it learned from livestreaming issues during the Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight. It has a big test with a Beyoncé show and NFL games.
Animated movies are great, but I yearn for the days of "Home Alone" and "E.T." I've been showing my kids more live-action movies — and they love them.
From George Stephanopoulos to Nicolle Wallace, many ex-political figures have transitioned to the media industry. It's not without criticism, though.
"My small business is failing" has become a surprisingly useful post for entrepreneurs on TikTok. Here's how and why it works — and the pitfalls.
The new game for Nintendo's Switch has promotional art and a title that closely resemble that of the best-selling Chinese game.
Everyone's got a group chat they love to hate and would love to quit even more. Here's how to do it without causing a scene.
I watched MrBeast's new game show, "Beast Games," with my son. The show is fun — but I worry about the message it sends about money.
This year, Business Insider's creative team visualized everything from looking into illegal lockouts in major US cities to Ozempic Scams.
Here's an idea: Take a popular thing, and make more of it. That's what college football is doing this year.
Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand, Goop, has undergone two rounds of layoffs and a restructuring in recent months.
Creator Economy Jobs, a hiring platform that pulls listings from over 600 companies, shared data summarizing the state of hiring in the industry.
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Business Insider viewed a copy of the contestant release form and other documents for the preliminary "Beast Games" competition round in Las Vegas.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear oral arguments around the TikTok divest-or-ban bill, as the company faces a looming January 19 deadline.
TikTok could be booted from US app stores in January because of a divest-or-ban law. Here's what may happen next as the company fights for its future.
This year, investors put over $900 million into 17 buzzy creator economy startups, which focused on AI, e-commerce, influencer marketing, and more.
Swiss startup Tiun has developed an alternative pay-for-what-you-use model to help media companies generate revenue.
Adtech firm AppLovin's stock is surging after a recent move into e-commerce, but some ad insiders have questions about its business model.
With several buzzy media and entertainment deals already planned for 2025, industry insiders say next year could see a flurry of M&A activity.
Following an avalanche of lawsuits and a federal indictment, Diddy's freedom, reputation, and finances are in jeopardy.
It's hard to beat the press in court. But Donald Trump seems to think suing newspapers and TV networks is a winning strategy, regardless.
Ads took over streaming TV this year, and analysts expect the market to be on par with traditional TV advertising by 2027.
Filmmakers and professors said OpenAI's Sora could help indie movies, but the technology is still in early stages.
Taylor Swift's Eras tour was the highest-grossing tour in history. Here's how she made so much money.
BI spoke with influencers, managers, and other creator-economy insiders to understand how the industry is reacting to a potential TikTok ban.
Warner Bros. Discovery is separating its TV business including CNN from its streaming and studios. It illustrates a cable industry in decline.
Netflix is reportedly reining in its parental leave policy, salaries, and even corporate merch allowances, The Wall Street Journal reported.
YouTube TV will now cost close to $83 a month, though it's arguably still attractive relative to some other pay-TV offerings from cable companies.
For sale (probably): a bunch of cable TV networks. Make your best offer. Peter Kafka unpacks the details behind WBD's corporate maneuvering.
BuzzFeed has solved its debt problem by selling off "Hot Ones." The new owner? George Soros.
LinkedIn has joined other tech platforms in adding a short video feed to its app. It's encouraging creators to post "short" and "snappy" videos.
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Details have been trickling out about the plans of BSE Global to build a media and entertainment company.
The judge found fault with the auction: "It's clear the trustee left a lot of money on the table, or the potential for a lot of money on the table."
In the ever-evolving media landscape, Trump refined his voter outreach and successfully reached millions of voters through many male-skewing podcasts.
Warner Bros. Discovery just landed a key deal with the cable giant Comcast and can now save money while maintaining TV networks' carriage fees.
NBA ratings are down by 17% so far this season, but interest in NBA Cup games is better. League executives say they aren't worried about the dip.
Rupert Murdoch wanted his son Lachlan to run Fox News — and everything else — after his death. It may not work out that way.
The $13.25 billion acquisition by the ad holding company Omnicom of Interpublic Group has industry insiders speculating about more M&A to come.
See the list of celebrities — including Jay-Z and Cuba Gooding Jr. — with alleged ties to Diddy, some of whom were accused of wrongdoing.
Opportunistic rivals are likely to pounce for the best clients and talent. Workers are advised to brush up their skillsets in areas like AI and data.
Jimmy Donaldson, aka MrBeast, revealed photos of the city he built for "Beast Games" — touted as the biggest reality-show competition in history.
The deal to create the world's biggest ad-agency company reflects a challenged sector and the importance of scale, data, and AI to remain competitive.
Disney plans to launch seven new cruise ships by 2031 to more than double its fleet amid a rising emphasis on theme parks and experiences.