YouTube is introducing a new Super Thanks monetization feature to allow fans to support creators; and expanding it to 68 countries.
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Starting this week, you can apply to be among the first to try Twitter's Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows monetization features.
As part of 'Creator Week,' Instagram has announced several new options to help creators monetize their content on its platform.
Facebook Gaming is rolling out new monetization features for creators who produce gaming videos on-demand.
In a bid to help creators monetize their Twitter Spaces, Twitter is preparing to launch a new Ticketed Spaces feature in the next few weeks.
YouTube is introducing the $100 million YouTube Shorts Fund to reward creators for their content on its short-form video feature, Shorts.
Spotify has announced new paid subscription options to help creators monetize their podcasts.
OnlyFans proves that there are still ways to make money without ads. The company also reported $74 million in pre-tax profits.
App researcher Jane Manchun has discovered a new "tipping button" that could let users tip Creators right from their profile.
Facebook has announced several new audio features, tools, and monetization options to capitalize on the audio chat trend.
Clubhouse, the social audio app, has introduced its first monetization feature, allowing users to tip the Clubhouse Creators they like.
YouTube is updating its policies on Advertiser-friendly content to make more content eligible for full monetization.
Despite still being invite-only, drop-in audio platform Clubhouse has announced its first creator accelerator program - Clubhouse Creator First.
Twitter announced its first-ever paid product, called "Super Follow" which will let some creators ask users to pay to access their content.
YouTube changed its terms of service in the US to allow it to show ads on non-YPP channels and not share the revenue with creators.
After testing badges as a way for creators to monetize their Live broadcasts, Instagram is now expanding the feature to more creators, in more countries.
Facebook is now letting businesses, creators, educators, and media publishers earn money from online events on its platform.
Next month, Google will be banning ads from running on websites that spread debunked COVID-19 conspiracy theories.