Renee Teeley and Jim Louderback here with another episode of The Creator Feed, your go-to source for the latest and greatest in the creator economy. Today, we're discussing new YouTube Shorts features, Mr Beast's legal battle with his food delivery partner, Instagram's new AI features, and the ongoing competition between TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Plus, we dive into LinkedIn's new AI hub, and the legal implications of using memes in advertising. Don't miss out on this episode of The Creator Feed, and if you like what you hear, be sure to share it with your friends!

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1. YouTube Shortens the Gap Between Platforms with New Features for Creators

   • YouTube is adding a slew of new TikTok-like features to Shorts - The Verge

1. Mr Beast's Food Fight: Creator Sues Delivery Partner for Burger Business Woes

   • MrBeast sues his food delivery partner over 'low quality' food

1. Instagram Upgrades AI Features to Empower Creativity and Convenience

   • Instagram Experiments With Range of Generative AI Elements | Social Media Today

1. TikTok vs. Meta vs. YouTube: Who Will Reign as the Top Short-Form Video Platform?

   • Meta reports 11% revenue growth, but the metaverse still suffers | TechCrunch

   • Google says 2 billion logged in monthly users are watching YouTube Shorts | TechCrunch

1. LinkedIn Coach: The AI Hub for Professionals to Enhance Their Skills

   • LinkedIn Tests New AI Powered 'LinkedIn Coach' to Guide Your App Usage | Social Media Today

1. Meme Copyrights: Activision and Anthony Fantano's TikTok Duet in Legal Battle

   • Everyone Wants a Slice: In Lawsuit Against Creator Anthony Fantano, Activision Test the Bounds of TikTok Remix Culture