Meta is following YouTube's lead by disallowing monetization for repetitive and unoriginal AI slop on Facebook.
creator monetization
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After becoming China’s answer to YouTube, BiliBili has its eyes on the rest of the world
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The fight against “unoriginal” content (including AI slop) is coming to Facebook
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The creator economy is still growing year-over-year, but a monetization gap is emerging
NeoReach's report on current trends in the creator economy reveals a stark monetization gap on platforms like TikTok.
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Fans have more ways than ever to give creators direct financial support. But what if a recession hits?
With a potential recession looming, plus the uncertain tariffs, that just might happen--and, like they did when we all thought digital ads and brand deals would go down five years ago, savvy creators are already bracing for impact.
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2024 was Kickstarter’s biggest year yet. Here are the creators who raised $706 million.
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Creator-made islands accounted for 1/3 of ‘Fortnite’ game time in 2024–and earned their developers $352 million
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The Twitch VOD situation is crazy
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Snapchat is changing how creators earn money–and making it harder for them to start
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TikTok wants to turn millions of Americans into paid shopping influencers
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Facebook is now (kinda) paying regular people to use Facebook
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Spotify unlocks “premium video revenue” with revamped creator monetization program
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YouTube wants creators to send their videos to brands
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