Not only this, but after a year of iOS exclusivity, Clubhouse is finally making its way onto Android. At pilot stage, this is a chance for creators to put their best foot forward, with the possibility of Clubhouse signing them to a longer term deal. $5,000 per month will be banked by these selected creators, with Clubhouse also providing gear and creative support in order to help the creation of their series. More coming soon… /7v圜zlRIFcĬlubhouse is funding 50 pilot audio showsįrom an interview series to a game show, Clubhouse is funding the creation of fifty audio shows made by creators on its platform. Now testing Tip Jar, a new way to give and receive money on Twitter □ Twitter doesn’t take any cut of the money, simply acting as a facilitator between these payment platforms in order to support their creators in getting some cash. Supporting a variety of payment options and links, such as Paypal and Venmo, Tip Jar can be accessed by tapping on the dollar bill icon next to someone’s username when viewing their profile. Twitter is now giving users the option to send some (financial) love to your favourite accounts with its new Tip Jar feature. You can read more about how brands can prioritise the hard of hearing in their campaigns, in our blog.Įveryday, the world wakes up and consumes select amounts of seemingly unlimited content on social platforms. With 430 million people suffering from hearing loss, this is a long time coming when it comes to addressing this accessibility issue. Captions don’t compromise on style and colour either, with users able to edit the text after it has been generated. Captions have been available in IGTV and the Threads app up to this point, yet by the platform adding them to Stories and Reels, this will aid accessibility across the app. There was a long overdue win for accessibility last week, as Instagram unveiled its captions sticker for Stories, which automatically transcribes speech in videos. Instagram will now let you auto-caption Stories with stickers The Creator Marketplace will open to businesses later this month. That’s why Snapchat is launching a Creator Marketplace, making it easier for companies to find and partner with Snapchat creators, including Lens creators, AR creators and at a later date, prominent creators known as Snap Stars. With more than 180 million people interacting with Snapchat Lenses everyday, it’s no surprise that businesses are eager to find creators that’ll make the next big thing for them. Snapchat launches a new Creator Marketplace
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