TikTok Pledges $2 Million In Holiday Giving, YouTube Science Star Mark Rober Apologizes For Unwittingly Including Fake Footage In Viral Clip, More

TikTok is at the top of the charts and wants to give back this holiday season. 

Not displaying correctly? View this email online. TikTok Pledges $2 Million In Holiday Giving Alongside Nick Jonas, Peyton List Short-form video hub TikTok has enlisted a bevy of high-profile celebrity users to help raise money for charity this holiday season. Instagram Network Doing Things Acquires Three New Accounts, Boosting Follower Base To 33 Million   Atlanta-based Instagram company Doing Things Media has acquired Instagram accounts @MiddleClassFancy (842,000 followers) @FriendOfBae (664,000), and @DoggosDoingThings (774,000), boosting its total branded account reach up to more than 33 million followers. Fortnite Dance, Potato Roll Recipe Clip Are BuzzFeed's Most Viral Videos Of 2018   Media giant BuzzFeed has long been one of the biggest producers of viral content — a pursuit that's netted its main YouTube channel, BuzzFeedVideo, more than 18 million YouTube subscribers and 14.5 billion views in seven years. Famebit, YouTube's Influencer Marketing Platform, Says It Can Measure Organic Views Like They're Ads   There is an endless array of influencer marketing agencies operating on YouTube today, though only one — Famebit — that is owned by the platform itself. Tana Mongeau To Kick Off 'And They Say We're Not Talented' Tour In January   Controversial YouTube star Tana Mongeau, best known for her outlandish 'Storytime' videos and the ill-conceived TanaCon convention — which spun into chaos but spawned a successful docuseries — is hitting the road on a four-city U.S. tour. YouTube Science Star Mark Rober Apologizes After Unwittingly Including Fake Footage In Viral Glitter Bomb Video   NASA engineer turned top science YouTuber Mark Rober has issued an apology after parts of his viral "glitter bomb" video, in which he wrapped up glitter-flinging devices to surprise package thieves, turned out to be fake. However, to be clear, the faked footage did not come from Rober. Copyright © 2018 Tubefilter, All rights reserved. Sign up for Tubefilter Newsletters here. Our mailing address is: Tubefilter 5405 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 270 Los Angeles, CA 90036 USA  You received this email because you subscribed to a Tubefilter Newsletter or have registered to attend one of our Tubefilter Events. We respect your privacy and inbox. If you believe this was sent to you in error and you no longer wish to receive these emails, please update your subscription preferences or unsubscribe.