What Runway changed

• Replaced "Team Plan" news with "Runway Ads" announcement.
• Replaced "Enterprise Video Generation" news with "Runway OpenAI Marketplace" link.
• Replaced "GWM Worlds" research link with "Runway Claude Motion" news.
• Replaced "Solaris" research link with "Praxis-1" research announcement.

Runway is shifting from a pure creative tool to a broader ecosystem. By adding a marketplace for other models and launching an advertising product, they are trying to capture more of the professional media workflow and revenue.

• Added a new "Team plan" to the featured news section.
• Added a link to "Solaris," a new research project.
• Added a link for "The next phase of enterprise video generation."
• Added a link for "GWM-Worlds-2" research.
• Removed older news about a media router, a specific customer story, and their London office opening.

Runway is shifting its focus toward larger business users and more advanced AI models. The addition of a "Team plan" and "Enterprise video generation" news suggests they are trying to move from individual creative tools to professional company-wide software.

• Updated the description of Runway Dev to highlight building with models from "other labs" instead of just bringing models "anywhere you need them."
• Replaced technical language about "custom pipelines" and "endpoints" with a focus on a production-ready API platform.
• Added emphasis on "scale" and "creative tooling" to help developers get production-ready output.

Runway is shifting its developer offering from a tool for building custom pipelines to a managed API platform. They are now positioning themselves as a hub for both their own models and models from "other labs," signaling a move to become a central infrastructure layer for AI media.