YouTube is ponying up cash in an effort to convince TikTok creators to jump ship to its platform.
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Don’t Waste Time on YouTube’s Dislike Button; It Doesn’t Work
YouTube users smashing the “Dislike” button are likely wasting their time, according to new research from Mozilla.
Twitch’s Biggest Streamers Will Earn Less Under New Terms
Twitch is changing the terms of its deals with top streamers to pay them less than it has been.
YouTube’s ‘Creator Music’ Will Let Creators Monetize Videos Containing Licensed Music
YouTube is eliminating a major pain point for content creators, paving the way for them to be able to monetize videos containing licensed music.
Patreon Just Let Its Entire Security Team Go [Updated]
Patreon may have just put a massive target on its back with the news that it has reportedly laid off its entire security team.
Amazon Has a Prime Pharmacy Problem
Amazon may be trying to lure people to its Amazon Prime with prescription cost savings, but customers aren’t buying it.
Shopify Evolving Into World’s First Retail Operating System
Harley Finkelstein, COO of Shopify, discusses how COVID has dramatically sped up the timeline for commerce moving online and has also moved Shopify closer to its goal of becoming the world’s first retail operating system.
Want to Use Your BMW’s Heated Seats? That Will Cost $18 Per Month.
If you thought software subscriptions were a bad thing, wait until you buy your next BMW and have to pay $18 per month to use your heated seats.
Google Has Deals With 300 News Publishers in the EU
Google currently has deals with some 300 news publishers in the EU, with the company working to make it easier for other publishers to sign up.
Apple Calls Out ‘Meta’s Hypocrisy’ Over High Content Creator Fees
Apple is calling out “Meta’s hypocrisy” after the latter announced it would charge a 47.5% commission for creating content in the metaverse.
‘Reader Apps’ On the App Store Can Now Include Alternate Payment Links
Developers of “reader apps,” such as Netflix, Spotify, and Kindle, can now include a link to alternative payment methods.
YouTube Offering Top Podcasters $50K to Make the Jump to Video
YouTube is working to entice its top podcasters to make the jump to video, offering $50,000 to sweeten the deal.
Airbnb: The Newest Way to Send Relief Aid to Ukrainians
The tech industry has been caught in the war between Russian and Ukraine, but Airbnb is emerging as a platform for humanitarian aid.
YouTube Originals Shutting Down
YouTube is shuttering its YouTube Originals division, with lead Susanne Daniels expected to leave in March.
Toyota Reconsidering Charging for Key Fob Remote Start
Toyota is reconsidering a controversial decision to charge for keyless remote entry after backlash from owners and non-owners alike.
Want to Remote Start Your Toyota? You’ll Need to Pay a Subscription
Toyota has revealed that customers will need to pay a subscription fee to use the remote start functionality of their key fobs.
Patreon Building Video Product to Help Creators Break Free of YouTube
Patreon is working on a video platform to help creators break free of their reliance on YouTube, a move that could have a major impact on the market.
YouTube Nixing the Dislike Count
YouTube is removing the visible dislike count in an effort to combat harassment of content creators.
Netflix Buys Night School Studio, Creator of Oxenfree
Netflix has purchased Night School Studio, its first game studio, as the company expands from streaming into gaming.
Office 2021 Arriving October 5, No Subscription Required
Microsoft Office 2021 is arriving on October 5, and users will be able to purchase it for a one-time fee and no subscription.