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Facebook introduces new creator monetisation program to compete with TikTok and YouTube
Facebook rolls out a new monetisation program aimed at attracting top creators from TikTok and YouTube, offering improved earnings and content incentives.
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Facebook rolls out a new monetisation program aimed at attracting top creators from TikTok and YouTube, offering improved earnings and content incentives.
Vurt introduces a mobile-first streaming platform built for vertical video, giving indie filmmakers a new way to reach audiences on smartphones.
Picsart introduces an AI agent marketplace where creators can hire AI assistants to automate editing, design, and content tasks, boosting creative productivity.
Substack launches a native recording studio, allowing creators to record, edit, and publish audio and video content directly on the platform.
X introduces new tools for Creator Subscriptions, including exclusive threads and shareable cards, giving creators more ways to engage subscribers and grow paid communities.
X says creators who publish AI-generated posts about armed conflict without proper labelling may lose access to the platform’s revenue-sharing program.
X rolls out new Paid Partnership labels that allow creators to clearly disclose brand collaborations without relying on hashtags like #ad or #sponsored.
Parade founder Cami Tellez launches a new creator-economy marketing platform and secures $4 million in funding to help brands collaborate more effectively with digital creators.
Snapchat launches ‘The Snappys,’ its first creator awards show celebrating top talent across Spotlight, Stories, and AR, as the platform deepens its push into the creator economy.
Twitch has updated its suspensions policy, introducing clearer enforcement guidelines, revised penalties, and more transparency for streamers facing account actions.
Mastodon is rolling out new creator-focused tools as the decentralised social network looks to attract influencers, writers, and independent publishers seeking alternatives to X.
X is doubling down on vertical video with new updates to boost creator engagement, discovery, and time spent on the platform.
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