More from Creators - Page 25
Emma Chamberlain on staying sane online, coffee culture, and running a business at 21
'I want to create products that I would buy,' she tells Mashable. 'Because if you wouldn't buy it, what the hell are you doing?'
YouTube legends Jacksepticeye and CrankGameplays on their new podcast 'Brain Leak'
Where 'intrusive thoughts' run free and 'everything is content.'
Twitter's new API pricing is killing many Twitter apps that can't pay $42,000 per month
"Hobbyists" can pay $100. Have an app with more than a few users? You'll likely be paying Twitter $42,000 per month.
By Matt Binder
No, Emma Chamberlain is not charging $10,000 for an Instagram DM
Her merch company says the listing was ‘not intended to be active or purchased.’
YouTube loosens its profanity monetization rules after creator backlash
Here's what YouTubers can say while still getting paid.
By Matt Binder
How a creative solopreneur brings vibrant mixed-media designs to life
QUÈLLYRUE founder and creative designer Racquèl Dwomoh creates vibrant mixed-media designs that bring her Ghanaian roots to life with modern tech tools.
By Mashable BrandX and Epson
This CES-featured tripod mount helps you make content with AI technology
Not your average tripod.
How viral content is propelling small businesses to success
Consistency is key 🔑
Musk says Twitter will share ad revenue with creators...who give him money first.
The announcement leaves us with more questions than answers.
By Matt Binder
TikTok's Black History Month celebration shouts out #BlackTikTok's impact
See if your favorite creators made TikTok's Visionary Voices list.
Caroline Calloway's latest self-proclaimed scam is here
"Are you guys ready for a very strange and thrilling Christmas scam......?"
How to be a content creator without succumbing to the fear of failure
It's hard out here!
The Try Guys survived a PR crisis. Here's how they did it.
It's a 'textbook case' of swift crisis management.
'SNL' laughs off workplace misconduct with lazy Try Guys spoof
They got it all wrong.
So, what's next for The Try Guys?
Ned Fulmer's indiscretions didn't just ruin his 'wife guy' image, they ruined a business.
