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Creator Updates: Emma Chamberlain, Jake Paul, Yes Theory, and MrBeast Make Moves, plus TikTok Tako and 4 Ways Apple's VR Headset Could Benefit Creators
On this episode of The Creator Feed, we cover the latest news and trends in the creator economy. Emma Chamberlain raises more funds for Chamberlain Coffee, while Jake Paul becomes a playable video game character. Yes Theory releases their feature-length film, and MrBeast pitches a game show concept to various streaming services. We also discuss the emerging effort to bring creators together for collective advocacy with CREATORS.ORG and the strikes from top League of Legends players and journalists covering the industry. Plus, YouTube changes its election misinformation policy, and we delve into AI chatbots on TikTok and Snapchat. Lastly, Apple announces a mixed reality headset - which *might* change the creator world - and Instagram's Adam Mosseri explains how the platform's ranking algorithms work.
Tune in for all the latest updates and insights in the creator economy!
The Creator Feed Newsletter: Sign up here!
Creators Making Moves – Emma Chamberlain, Jake Paul, Yes Theory, and MrBeast
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Emma - TechCrunch
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Jake - Tubefilter
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Yes Theory - LinkedIn
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MrBeast - Twitter
Collective Action Comes to the Creator Economy..
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Creators Come Together
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Journalists on Strike
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League of Legends players walk off the job
YouTube Changes Its Election Misformation Policy
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TechCrunch
AI ChatBots and Top Creator Platforms
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TikTok Chat Bot Called Tako
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Send Snap's chatbot a pic
Apple Announces Mixed Reality Headset ($3500 Yikes!)
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NYT - on Apple's Launch
More Transparency on Algorithms - this time from instagram's Adam Mosseri
Adam Mosseri on how the Instagram ranking algorithms really work
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By Renee Teeley & Jim LouderbackOn this episode of The Creator Feed, we cover the latest news and trends in the creator economy. Emma Chamberlain raises more funds for Chamberlain Coffee, while Jake Paul becomes a playable video game character. Yes Theory releases their feature-length film, and MrBeast pitches a game show concept to various streaming services. We also discuss the emerging effort to bring creators together for collective advocacy with CREATORS.ORG and the strikes from top League of Legends players and journalists covering the industry. Plus, YouTube changes its election misinformation policy, and we delve into AI chatbots on TikTok and Snapchat. Lastly, Apple announces a mixed reality headset - which *might* change the creator world - and Instagram's Adam Mosseri explains how the platform's ranking algorithms work.
Tune in for all the latest updates and insights in the creator economy!
The Creator Feed Newsletter: Sign up here!
Creators Making Moves – Emma Chamberlain, Jake Paul, Yes Theory, and MrBeast
-
Emma - TechCrunch
-
Jake - Tubefilter
-
Yes Theory - LinkedIn
-
MrBeast - Twitter
Collective Action Comes to the Creator Economy..
-
Creators Come Together
-
Journalists on Strike
-
League of Legends players walk off the job
YouTube Changes Its Election Misformation Policy
-
TechCrunch
AI ChatBots and Top Creator Platforms
-
TikTok Chat Bot Called Tako
-
Send Snap's chatbot a pic
Apple Announces Mixed Reality Headset ($3500 Yikes!)
-
NYT - on Apple's Launch
More Transparency on Algorithms - this time from instagram's Adam Mosseri
Adam Mosseri on how the Instagram ranking algorithms really work