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If you’ve hopped on YouTube lately, you might’ve noticed a trend: there are a lot of YouTubers retiring. Like a lot. And not just smaller channels, either. YouTubers of all sizes, from tens of thousands of subscribers to tens of millions. Some are calling it quits for the foreseeable future, while others are passing their channel on
What’s going on in the world of content creators this week? Let’s look at some interesting stories hitting the creator economy, like TwitchCon returning to San Diego, Taylor Swift hitting a major milestone, and new regulations against Italian creators.TwitchCon Returning To San DiegoTwitchCon — a celebration of all things Twitch and live streaming — is
Substantial tech company layoffs seem to be making their way around the creator economy lately. It’s always a major bummer when a company unceremoniously cuts staff — and it’s even more nerve-racking when it’s a bunch of companies all in the niche we care about. Twitch and Discord both announced significant layoffs this week, with 500
There are a lot of different social media sites for content creators to choose from. Often, creators feel like they need to be everywhere all the time. Believe us, you don’t. And you can also minimize some of that work by doing things like crossposting content. But if you’re wondering which social media apps may be
NIL deals for high school and college athletes continue to ramp up. Let’s look at some of what’s happened in the world of NIL recently. Big Moves For College AthletesIowa’s Caitlin Clark has signed an agreement with Gatorade. As the National Player of the Year, Clark becomes the fourth college athlete to sign a deal with
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