The Facebook Gaming app, a standalone mobile hub for Facebook's live streaming content, will no longer be available after October.
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Ninja said he was taking a break from the internet. Instead, he streamed on six platforms at once.
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The Facebook Gaming app will “no longer be available” after October 28
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Meta is reportedly paying creators up to $3,000 to test a new live streaming platform
Meta has recruited creators like Andru Edwards, Vienna Skye, and Chris Thompson to test a live streaming platform called Super.
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TikTok’s share of the U.S. influencer marketing industry is surpassing Facebook’s
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Facebook’s splitting ad revenue with creators who use licensed songs
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JoJo Siwa celebrates her queer identity in first episode of Facebook’s ‘JoJo Goes’
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Zuckerberg talks creator monetization, says Facebook won’t take a cut until 2024
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Meta is changing Facebook’s feed to be more like TikTok
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Meta survey: 58% of consumers purchased a product in the past six months because of a creator’s recommendation
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The FTC says social media is rife with crypto scams—and victims are losing hundreds of millions of dollars
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Meta hopes “platform agnostic” creators will flock to its events at VidCon
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