#creator economy

A growing wave of AI-generated vloggers is recasting history as first-person social media content, drawing large audiences and raising new questions about how the past is taught and consumed.

TikTok has launched TikTok Go in the United States, letting adult users book hotels, tours, and attractions inside the app through partners including Booking.com, Expedia, and Viator.

Akaso’s lower-cost 360 action camera points to a broader shift in imaging hardware: features once reserved for premium creator devices are moving into entry-level gear.

Spotify is rolling out a “Verified by Spotify” badge for artists it identifies as authentic human creators, a platform move shaped by the rapid rise of AI-generated music and AI personas.

Amazon’s podcast business has reportedly been reorganized into a broader creator and commerce operation, shifting Wondery away from a traditional audio studio model and toward monetized media franchises built around star

X says it is reducing payments to clickbait and rapid-fire aggregation accounts, signaling a shift in how the platform rewards attention-driven posting behavior.

Cameo has launched a TikTok integration in the U.S. that lets creators offer personalized videos through the app, giving the company a new path back into creator commerce after a steep downturn.

X is reinventing its Creator Subscriptions program with changes to pricing, revenue splits, and subscriber benefits that reshape the platform's creator economy.