YouTuber Magazine is now Creator Handbook
When we started YouTuber Magazine, we knew that our scope would eventually expand beyond creating content only for YouTube. That's why YouTuber Magazine has a new name: Creator Handbook.
Don’t stress over your subscriber count
How do you measure success on your YouTube channel? Likes? Views? Ad revenue? If you’re like most YouTubers, the key metric you’re tracking isn’t...
YouTube’s Celebrity Takeover
Celebrities coming to YouTube is hurting small creators. And YouTube knows it.
YouTube vs. Books: Can video compete with text for self-education?
With the proliferation of educational content on YouTube, will written resources eventually become extinct? Let's dig into the YouTube vs. Books debate.
The Commodity of Attention
As YouTubers, we’re not as much in the video business as we’re in the attention business. We use our video-making skills to capture attention,...
Well. There goes BuzzFeed
By now, most everyone with an internet connection has heard that BuzzFeed has gone through some major layoffs in the past months. Roughly 15%...
Missteps in the evolution of performative gaming: Outpost Games’ SOS
The gaming community, and streamers in particular, have more influence than ever when it comes to game development — both over individual titles ...
The only company that can compete head to head with YouTube
Although
people have suspected that YouTube’s main competitor would eventually
be Facebook — i.e., the other half of the advertising duopoly — the only
company poised to seriously...
GIFs are Improving Modern Language. Here’s How.
Early uses of animated GIFs online were mainly for decoration. Web designers unironically plastered their sites with tacky, digital animations seemingly in a competition...
Maintaining a YouTube Channel Long Term Requires a Creatively Sustainable Content...
Big name YouTubers are starting to crack. PewDiePie, Casey Neistat, and Jacksepticeye are just three among many who have expressed stress over the pressure...