Creators

Facebook Reels is introducing more creative tools and new ways for creators to make money from their Reels through advertising and more.

With its new Subscriptions feature, Instagram is ramping-up competition with TikTok and YouTube to lure more creators to its platform.

Snap announced that it paid over $250 million to more than 12,000 creators this year on Spotlight, its TikTok clone, since spotlight launched.

Facebook has announced dedicated creator support site. There, they can chat live with a support agent for help on various issues and questions.

YouTube will host 24-hour interactive live event 'Escape2021' featuring musicians and creators begins on december 16th at midnight.

Instagram subscription to support creators doesn’t exactly come as news, as company itself confirmed earlier that it was working on “Exclusive Stories”.

Twitter is rolling out ability for all iOS users globally to Super Follow select creators. The option was previously only available to users in the U.S. and…

Twitter begin Professionals tools for will be able to quickly promote content through ads, and capitalize on Twitter’s future e-commerce efforts..

LinkedIn announced that it would be launching a new $25 million creator fund, which initially will be focused around a new Creator Accelerator Program.

YouTube giving creators chance to earn up to $10,000/month for posting videos on YouTube Shorts. YouTube’s $100 million Shorts Fund set to be distributed.