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    Spotify will soon bring in-app music videos to the US and Canada.

    A spokesperson tells Variety that the integration will arrive in the “coming weeks,” allowing users to go back and forth between listening to a song and watching the music video. Spotify brought music videos to countries outside the US last year with support for select artists, including Charlie XCX, Doja Cat, Ed Sheeran, and others.

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    Emma Roth
    Google is putting a discovery feed for images in its app.

    Tapping the new “Images” tab at the bottom of the app will pull up a grid of pictures that Google says are “tailored to your interests.” You save images to your collection while you browse, as well as start another search based on what you find.

    This feature is rolling out on Android and iOS “over the next few weeks.”

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    Emma Roth
    Beehiiv is expanding beyond the newsletter.

    Now, creators can use an upgraded AI-powered website-building tool to construct their Beehiiv site, sell digital products without commission, embed podcasts into their site, as well as access website analytics. You can view all the updates to the platform in the video below.

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    Emma Roth
    Disney is “trying really hard” to get ESPN back on YouTube TV.

    During an earnings call, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the company isn’t “trying to break any new ground” on a deal that would end the ESPN blackout:

    The deal that we have proposed is equal to or better than what other large distributors have already agreed to... While we’ve been working tirelessly to close this deal and restore our channels to the platform, it’s also imperative that we make sure that we agree to a deal that reflects the value that we deliver.

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    Disney Plus adds 1.5 million subs despite the Jimmy Kimmel drama.

    The streaming service grew to 59.3 million subscribers in the US and Canada just months after pausing production of Kimmel’s late-night talk show and announcing a price hike, according to its Q4 2025 earnings report.

    Disney also plans to make more changes to its streaming service soon, with a new “visually engaging homepage and greater personalization.”