Meta is letting Facebook creators monetize public Stories, turning disappearing posts into a revenue stream.
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Amid an executive exodus, TikTok is negotiating with burned-out employees
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Creators earned over $2 billion on Facebook in 2024. Stories monetization will take earnings even higher.
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YouTube wants brands to run campaigns on Shorts, where logged-in viewership is up 25% year-over-year
YouTube Shorts presents remarkable opportunities for influencer marketing campaigns, according to a survey conducted by eMarketer.
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As creators disrupt the skincare business, MoistCr1TiKaL’s cheeky soap brand is cleaning up
Cheeky, a soap brand led by creator Charlie "MoistCr1TiKaL" White, is selling thousands of bars through direct sales to fans.
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Can old TV shows find a Netflix Effect on YouTube?
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Fixated, which reps creators like Sketch and the Botez sisters, lands $12.8 million funding round
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Substack passes 5 million paid subscribers. Welcome to the new world of journalism.
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Reddit is the internet’s fastest-growing social media site. Why?
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India’s YouTube obsession is turning rural villages into creator hotspots
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As a ban still looms, TikTok talks up its economic impact: 7.5 million businesses, 28 million jobs
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Creators are making premium shows on their channels, so Spotter is giving them their own upfront
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MrBeast’s investor pitch deck shows why he’s shifting his focus to Beast Industries
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