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Short video platforms such as YouTube and TikTok are yet to figure out how to share ad revenue which has made it difficult for creators on

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Google-owned YouTube has announced major changes to its YouTube Partner Program, allowing creators to earn ad revenue on Shorts, the company's short-form video content competitor to TikTok. The move signals a major shift by the internet giant to compete with Communist China's powerhouse social media platform.

/PRNewswire/ -- Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE: NSC) today announced that 48 of its customers have earned the 2021 Thoroughbred Chemical Safety Award for...

Earlier this week, YouTube introduced the next chapter in rewarding creativity on the platform. At its inaugural Made on YouTube event, YouTube shared that it’s expanding the platform’s monetization system, the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), to allow more creators to join the program, introducing new ways for creators to earn revenue through Shorts, and re-imagining […]

YouTube doubles down on Shorts with new monetisation program

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YouTube is extending its Partner Program and ad revenue sharing to Shorts creators in 2023. Its also introducing a new tier for up-and-coming creators.

PLAYA VISTA, Calif. — Gathered in the company’s historic Spruce Goose hangar Tuesday morning, a host of YouTube leaders laid out a roadmap for the platform’s evolving relationship with both video creators and the music industry, announcing new monetization tools and industry partnerships in the cavernous event space where Howard