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X is testing a Video Kickstart Bonus that pays invited creators up to $3,000 for posting original vertical videos on 15 different days.
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A TikTok creator says an influencer told her she’d have to pay to post their selfie. The clash raises questions about fans and money.
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MrBeast spent $7 million on Season 2 of MrBeast Lab, hiring 250 artists from 16 countries to hand-draw more than 140,000 animation frames.
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YouTube demonetized true crime channel EWU for repetitive content, then reversed course two days later. Creators should take note.
When it comes to video-sharing platforms, few compare to YouTube. Since launching in 2005, it has become a home for creators of every kind, hosting billions of monthly users who search for somewhere to create and grow. Many of today’s biggest creators started with nothing more than a phone...

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Instagram is testing Features, a format for horizontal videos up to 90 minutes. The move opens doors for podcasters and long-form creators.
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YouTube’s invite-only Shorts Bonus Program pays creators for posting on schedule. The pilot runs in six countries and adds pay for engaged views.
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YouTube’s Temporary Feature Pause freezes uploads and livestreams on suspected hacked channels. Security teams will then review them.
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YouTube began as a place to share short cat clips and homemade sketches. Today it supports full-time careers for millions of people. More than three million creators take part in the YouTube Partner Program, but only a small group earns enough to reach the top of the income rankings....
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