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Meta, formerly known as the Facebook, pledged $10 million to Black creators. The physical result of that promise was forged into the Black Gaming Creator Program, a space “to help up-and-coming Black creators elevate their work.”

Calling faith communities the “best of Facebook,” the social media giant’s Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said she's looking forward to the day when churches and other religious groups begin hosting services in virtual reality on the platform as many flocked to the service amid the pandemic to stay connected.

Back in 2020, Meta (still called Facebook back then) introduced Fan Subscriptions for creators and pages as a way to monetize content. Now they’re testing out a similar program for Instagram with a small group of creators whose audience is bigger there than on other platforms. The test is limited to a select number of […]

Facebook has rolled out a change to its Fan Subscriptions program aimed at ducking Apple’s 30% App Store fee. “As we build for the metaverse, we’re Facebook is giving each creator using Fan Subscriptions (Facebook’s equivalent to YouTube’s Channel Memberships and Twitch’s channel subscriptions) their own unique signup link.

Facebook Gaming Creators Pocketed $50 Million Worth Of ‘Stars’ Virtual Currency In 2020 Creators are making bank on Facebook Gaming. In a year-end blog post, the company announced that, all told, its gaming creators received more than 5 billion Furthermore, Facebook Gaming says there are currently more than 2,000 creators making more than $1,000 per month as streamers. This refers to multiple revenue streams, including Stars, Stars can be purchased by viewers in packs, beginning at 95 st...

Facebook Gaming has seen creators on its platform receive over 5 billion Stars in 2020, the equivalent of $50 million. Stars are a currency on Facebook Gaming that users can purchase in bulk to award to creators, with $1.99 purchasing 95 Stars -- though a recent promotion has temporarily upped that amount to 125 Stars. Once awarded to creators, Stars can be cashed in for $0.01 per Star, though only once an account has reached at least $100, or 10,000 Stars. This means that while creators have e...