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YouTube just began the first steps to allowing more creators access to YouTube Shorts revenue. The platform is also having a major rethink after a major stink about an upcoming policy change it announced last December. While these may seem like two seemingly different stories, the timing is pretty pertinent. Let’s start with YouTube’s new Shorts
Sessions (also known as Sessions Live) seemingly shut down without informing any of the streamers on the platform. The livestreaming app launched a few years ago with the hopes of competing as a gamified, music-only site. But near the end of December 2022, streamers suddenly lost access to their accounts. Many began posting on the platform’s
If you’ve picked up a guitar in the last 20 or so years, there’s a good chance you know what Ultimate Guitar is. Sometimes referred to as “UG” or stylized Ultimate-Guitar, the popular website is usually the first stop for anybody looking to learn the chords to their favorite songs. But if you’ve never used their
Social media app Hover apparently abruptly shut down on January 5, 2023, leaving thousands of users wondering what happened. With a specific focus on livestreaming visibility, Hover was a rare attempt at increasing discoverability for creators on platforms like Twitch. After experiencing “network issues” with the app on January 5, users flocked to other social media
Twitter recently walked back a controversial policy banning links to other social media platforms on the site. According to CNN, the policy restricting users from linking to certain rival social media sites (including Facebook and Instagram) only last about 24 hours. Still, the move had a lasting effect on users and introduced a rare level
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