Snap has announced it's bringing new 3-5 minute Creator Shows on Snapchat that feature a host of celebrities and creators.
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Facebook has found a new revenue model: beginning on January 1, 2020, the company will take a cut of up to 30% on fan subscriptions.
Instagram has announced branded content ads, giving advertisers the ability to promote the organic branded content of creators as feed ads, and soon, story ads.As part of its efforts to better serve both businesses who …
SoundCloud is now allowing creators on its platform to distribute their music to music services like Amazon Music, Apple Music, Instagram, Spotify, and others.
Last week, Facebook held its first Creator Day in EMEA for creators in the region and announced the expansion of its monetisation options in some countries.
YouTube Rewind, a look back at the content that defined YouTube in 2018 has now officially become the platform's most-disliked video ever.
According to reports, Instagram is testing a new "creator account" type with a small group of high profile individuals.
After testing its version of Stories for the last year, YouTube is now rolling out the feature to all eligible creators with over 10k subscribers.
Creator merch has officially made its way to YouTube in Europe and not JUST in the form of band tees and posters.
Last week Snap updated Snapchat Lens Studio with new templates that allow creators to take advantage of advanced AR features.
Here are three types of YouTube videos that are "piquing viewers' interests" on the video platform right now.
As part of its mission to woo creators, and keep them on its platform, Snapchat is starting to test sticker packs made by creators.
Facebook has launched the Brand Collabs Manager - a search engine for brands to find creators, and a platform for creators to promote themselves.
Facebook is rolling out support for glTF 2.0, for richer, higher-quality 3D content, also making 3D easier to share than ever on the platform.
Snapchat is giving in: the platform has started providing insights to its most popular creators, hoping they will help them strike better deals with advertisers.
VSCO, the photography app and art community, is launching VSCO Voices, a grant program for creators who empower marginalized communities through art.
Instagram has a new Story, Google goes artsy, YouTube throws another hit at Creators and people really hate the new Snapchat.
YouTube has announced that it is increasing the eligibility requirements of its Partner Program, which allows creators to make money from advertising.