Weekly News Digest

Two numbers framed this week: Fanvue's $200M run rate and August 2, the date EU deepfake-labeling rules go live. Meta had the messiest seven days, launching an AI image tool that let anyone remix strangers' Instagram pho...

The subscription platforms sat still this week. OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue shipped nothing new, while the AI production stack sprinted: ByteDance's Seedance 2.5 entered public launch with 30-second one-shot video, Elon...

This week was dominated by one story: a bombshell investigation from The Information revealing xAI deliberately built Grok into the world's largest AI adult content platform — with 10 billion images and 2 billion videos...

Week of June 15-21 was Cannes Lions buildup week — the creator economy converged on the Côte d'Azur while World Cup 2026 sucked attention out of every feed in North America and Europe. Meanwhile TikTok creators are bleed...

The week was defined by one story above all else: the BBC's investigation into OnlyFans management agencies, which dropped allegations of coercion, account takeovers, and 50% revenue grabs across the UK agency ecosystem....

The big story this week wasn't a platform feature — it was a SWAT raid. Bellevue police stormed an "OnlyFans House" running multiple properties as forced-content factories, and within 48 hours, Czech authorities filed pa...

Week of May 25–31, 2026 — The Brief Quiet platform week, loud security week. The alleged 340M-record OnlyFans dataset hitting dark web forums dominated chatter — even though it almost certainly isn't a fresh platform br...

This week was all about the Take It Down Act becoming reality. The federal compliance deadline lands May 19, meaning every platform you operate on — OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, even your traffic sources — must now run a 48...

Overview: A quiet week for OnlyFans on the surface, but loud underneath — the Take It Down Act's platform compliance deadline lands May 19, the EU just hammered nudify apps into oblivion, and Instagram simultaneously kil...