Creators & Communities

More influencers are joining political parties and contesting elections, raising concerns about the spread of misinformation and the lack of leadership.

Authorities say new regulations are needed to limit hate speech and scams, but creators say they are self-censoring to avoid a crackdown.

From Threads to Bluesky and Zello to Black Myth: Wukong, a handful of small and large tech champions stood out for their impressive growth this year.

Creators use euphemisms and emojis to get around what they say are arbitrary moderation restrictions.

A growing number of Santa Muerte devotees are using social media to rebrand the controversial Mexican deity of death

A history of policemen using violent content to build their online personalities has policymakers on edge.

Pakistanis are looking for certainty. Astrologers on YouTube want to help.

The live battles are netting students up to $7,000 a month, and some are using it to pay college tuition: “Easiest money we will probably ever make.”

Deep in the heartlands of Brazil, Indigenous creators are having to censor themselves to avoid getting banned on social platforms.