Jeremy Azevedo, a content exec with experience at Loaded, 100 Thieves, and Machinima, is the new Head of Production at Made In Network.
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Facebook merges Reels, long-form videos, and live content with new video player
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Made In Network taps creator economy vet Jeremy Azevedo to oversee content production
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Creators on the Rise: Here’s what can happen when you fold your laundry live on the internet
"I made this oath to myself while I was lying in the hospital bed," Masony says. "I'm going to try stand-up comedy. I'm going to find other moms that I can relate to and tell them that they're actually people and that they're not alone going through this. I'm going to try to put myself out there to make people laugh and feel better about the hot dumpster fire mess that is their lives. I want to connect with people. That's what I want to do."
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The IAB has revealed the agenda for all four days of the 2024 NewFronts
The IAB has announced the full agenda for the 2024 NewFronts. Brands that are slated to make pitches include Google and Condé Nast.
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Creator earnings from sponsored content projected to reach $8.1 billion in 2024
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YouTube announces a “Podcasts For You” shelf — and a workshop to go with it
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With $15 million of funding in its pocket, beehiiv wants creators to launch newsletters
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: It’s March Madness season in the disc golf world, too.
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The VTubers of Nijisanji are performing a concert on April 14
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The White House wants federal agencies to appoint officers with “significant expertise in AI”
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YouTube adds a “Members Only” option to put Shorts behind paywalls
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Creators on the Rise: Gabi Chappel is going next level
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