Stephen Tries, who releases comedy videos and just commentated the Sidemen charity soccer match, has signed with MonRae Management.
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YouTube wants creators to use its AI-driven tools to make the Shorts of their dreams
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Comedian Stephen Tries inks representation deal with MonRae Management
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TikTok announces new features, including labels for AI content and first-party attribution
TikTok is cracking down on AI-generated content with new labels as it also rolls out first-party attribution for advertisers.
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Did a podcast network defraud its partners out of $4 million? Coffeezilla took a look.
Podcasters like Theo Von and Jim Cornette are allegedly out $4 million after Kast Media withheld payments to its creator partners.
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With Jake Paul in his corner, GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy heads to TikTok
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Ninja gamifies fitness with the first product developed under his Ninja Labs banner
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Snap enlists Natalie Alzate to host $10,000 Spotlight Challenge during Latin Heritage Month
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Creators like Kevin Paffrath are starting to reach settlements in lawsuit from FTX investors
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TikTok’s Creativity Program pays creators of long-form content. It’s expanding outside of the U.S.
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Around the World: YouTube hits 15 years in India, and a Japanese Let’s Play creator gets punished
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Despite X’s rebrand, 69% of its U.S. users are still calling it Twitter
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The TikTok Billboard Top 50 tracks the songs that are driving short-form culture
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