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More and more professionals are making money from content, even as they remain firmly entrenched in their traditional careers. For instance, recent nominee to be Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Harmeet Dhillon disclosed making more than $40,000 in 2024 from posting on X alone.The People Making Money From Content In
Universal Music Group just became the first of the big three major labels to adopt the ISNI, an international code used to help identify creators of digital works. The code, which stands for the International Standard Name Identifier, is instrumental in helping give credit to content creators for their work globally. Let’s look at what an
TikTok’s uncertain future is leading unsuspecting alternatives like Substack to embrace video. But maybe not quite in the way you’d expect. What Is Substack And Who Uses It?At its core, Substack is a platform that allows people to monetize their newsletters and articles. Since its launch in 2017, the platform has focused largely on its core
Amid all the uncertainty and turmoil surrounding TikTok’s future in America, the company quietly released new details on the impressive growth of TikTok Live. A release shared to the TikTok newsroom shows the platform eclipsed 100 million livestreamers in 2024, including 46 million users going live on the platform for the first time.Key Takeaways From TikTok
An independent video game developer set off an intense debate across social media when he alleged content creators are being paid by competing developers to talk negatively about games. Connor Drake, who develops a first-person shooter game called Operation: Harsh Doorstep, made a post on X alleging that content creators are being “paid off to do
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