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The Twitch nudity policy fiasco underscores broader concerns facing content creators — and not just on the most popular livestreaming platform in the world. Now, some streamers are left more confused than ever, while additional concerns around AI-generated imagery take hold. The Twitch Nudity Policy Situation, Summed UpTwitch has never allowed nudity or sexual acts on
Livestreaming is one of the fastest-growing forms of content creation. Platforms like Twitch, TikTok, Kick, and plenty of others all provide opportunities for creators to make money and build their brand. But it’s also a ton of work. As with all forms of entertainment and content creation, livestreaming has major pros and major cons. One of the
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios became one of the latest athletes on OnlyFans, urging others to follow in his footsteps. The 28-year-old player rose to prominence as the Wimbledon runner-up in 2022 before being saddled with a series of injuries. At one point, the Aussie star was ranked No. 13 in the world. He also
Ticketmaster may not be the most beloved company in the world, but it’s also nearly unavoidable when it comes to many concerts. While the company is facing several investigations and lawsuits around its potentially monopolistic practices, many artists don’t have any choice but to use the platform. So at least that’s gotten a little easier.
When Substack and Patreon entered the space in 2017 and 2013, their target audiences were pretty different. Sure, they both wanted to provide additional monetization opportunities for content creators, but one was pretty heavily focused on newsletters and blogs, while the other focused mostly on YouTubers (and to a lesser degree, musicians). Now, both platforms could
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