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Instagram Is Offering Some YouTubers $50,000 to $500,000 to Cross-Post. Everyone Else Still Gets No Ad Share.YouTube's Ad Sales Grew 9% Last Quarter, Down From 15% a Year Ago. TVs Now Bring In More Than $3.7 Billion.YouTube Is Testing $20 Payouts, Down From $100. Facebook Already Pays US Creators at $5.Instagram Now Takes 90-Minute Videos. This Time, There's No 55% Ad Revenue Share.
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YouTube Is Testing $20 Payouts, Down From $100. Facebook Already Pays US Creators at $5.

YouTube will pay a random group of creators in the US, India and Indonesia once their balance reaches $20 instead of $100. It changes when small channels get paid, not how much they earn, and rivals already pay out at lower balances.

By Elliot Padfield● 3 min
Platforms

Twitch Rewrote Its Content License the Day It Opened Amazon AI Training

The August 12 grant now covers “Twitch and/or its affiliates’ business.” A class action filed August 20 says the old purpose clause never licensed generative models, and Amazon has not published a rate.

By Elliot Padfield● 3 min
Platforms

Kick Pays Streamers 95% of Subscriptions. A Crypto Casino Funds the Gap.

Kick keeps zero of a streamer's $5 sub and signs nine-figure deals it can't fund from streaming — because its owner runs the Stake.com casino and treats creator pay as customer acquisition.

By Brandon Huang● 6 min