“We are both humbled and in gratitude to be recognized for what TITLE 9 has become by what we have strived to accomplish,” added Michel. “Carmen and I are very excited to enter our next chapter with the incredible TITLE 9 roster of artists and visionaries, and to continue to create the highest quality of content and music that change lives with ongoing growth and success in all areas of entertainment.”
The current roster of Title 9 whose clients scored a total of seven Grammy nominations this year includes singer-songwriter and rapper Derrick Milano (“Savage” remix by Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyonce), songwriter-producer Andre “Dre” Harris (Burna Boy’s
January 26th, 2021
Nicole Lee
Byte, the spiritual successor to Vine, created by Vine co-founder Dominik Hofmann, has been purchased by Clash, a creator monetization company. Clash, co-founded by former Vine star Brendon McNerney, is itself another wannabe smash-hit video sharing app, albeit with a focus on rewarding successful creators. In a statement, the company says that Byte will have the same in-app experience, which will soon be bolstered with new “monetization features.” It added that, for now, both Clash and Byte will not see any interruption with their service, and urged users to download Byte. It’s not clear if the apps will eventually merge, or if the pair will be run in parallel just in case one becomes a big deal.