Hey there listeners, it's Jim Louderback and Renee Teeley here with another episode of The Creator Feed. Today, we're talking about Facebook's new video experience, Twitter paying creators from its brand-new $5M fund, and YouTube's inclusivity surveys and new title suggestion feature. We also dive into different business models for creators, including M&A, investing in creators, and accelerating creators. Plus, we chat about MrBeast's partnership with Scopely for the video game Stumble Guys and the inevitable backlash against Threads. Don't miss this episode of The Creator Feed!

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Facebook unveils new video experience and features! 📺👀

• Video on Facebook Keeps Getting Better | Meta

• Facebook puts more emphasis on video again with new discovery and editing tools | TechCrunch

Twitter pays creators out of a $5M fund - find out who's winning big! 💰💻

• Twitter Starts Paying Some Creators Share of Ad Revenue on Invitation-Only Basis, Including Andrew Tate and Krassenstein Brothers

• MrBeast promises Twitter revenue to fan with most liked reply - Dexerto

YouTube's inclusivity surveys and new title suggestion feature - what you need to know! ✅📝

• Creator Insider

• HeadlineExpert - Poe

Business models for creators - which one will help you make bank? 💰💡

• Unpacking M&A business models

Stumble Guys meets MrBeast - what happens next will shock you! 😱👀

• MrBeast stumbles into 'Stumble Guys' with custom-designed levels and characters - Tubefilter

Instagram's new changes - is it time to say goodbye to the Threads app? 📉👋

• Threads users are already spending less time in the app | Engadget.