YouTube will begin sharing ad revenue with Shorts creators on February 1. All creators must agree to the new terms of the Partner Program.
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State governments are banning TikTok, and global leaders are applauding the effort
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YouTube creators can earn Shorts ad revenue on February 1 (if they agree to new Partner Program terms)”
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Doing Things Media, which introduced Corn Kid, has acquired another well-known account
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Twitch’s “resident expert baker” QTCinderella pits streamers against one another in culinary contest
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The businesswoman behind Pinterest’s top account is teaching creators how to pitch on Skillshare
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There’s an AI VTuber now and it has 70,000 followers on Twitch
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Getting lost in longer TikTok videos? A new feature will help.
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FailArmy is known for user-generated content. Can it strike a chord with puppets?
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OnlyFans boosts its safe-for-work platform with a second round of cook-offs
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Vimeo makes the “hard decision” to lay off 11% of its workforce
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