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YouTube has announced a $100 million fund to pay content creators who upload videos on its TikTok competitor called YouTube shorts.

YouTube announces $100 million creator fund for its TikTok competitor YouTube Shorts

YouTube announces $100 million creator fund for its TikTok competitor YouTube Shorts
YouTube has announced a $100 million fund to pay content creators who upload videos on its TikTok competitor called YouTube shorts. The fund will launch later this year, and last through 2022. YouTube is the latest company looking to cash in on short videos popularised by TikTok, along with Instagram&rsquo;s Reels and Snapchat&rsquo;s Spotlight. YouTube said the new fund will pay thousands of creators each month whose videos on Shorts receive the most engagement from viewers. It will also begin to test ads on Shorts.
YouTube announces $100 million creator fund for Shorts YouTube Shorts fund to launch later this year, last till 2022 New fund will pay thousands of creators each month: YouTube YouTube will begin testing ads on Shorts

YouTube has announced a $100 million fund to pay content creators who upload videos on its TikTok competitor called YouTube shorts. The fund will launch later this year, and last through 2022.
YouTube is the latest company looking to cash in on short videos popularised by TikTok, along with Instagram&rsquo;s Reels and Snapchat&rsquo;s Spotlight.
YouTube said the new fund will pay thousands of creators each month whose videos on Shorts receive the most engagement from viewers. It will also begin to test ads on Shorts.

Instagram has launched a new feature called 'Remix', which allows users to make duets on its Reels platform. Users of the photo blogging&nbsp;site&nbsp;can now use an original clip and add their reaction on the side or get even more creative with their ideas.
The Remix feature is a great opportunity for social media users, helping them&nbsp;collaborate&nbsp;with&nbsp;each other virtually, especially during the pandemic.&nbsp;
Instagram rolled out Reels&nbsp;in July last year after TikTok was banned in India.&nbsp;

Instagram introduces TikTok-like Reels Remix feature for duets

Instagram has launched a new feature called 'Remix', which allows users to make duets on its Reels platform. Users of the photo blogging&nbsp;site&nbsp;can now use an original clip and add their reaction on the side or get even more creative with their ideas.
The Remix feature is a great opportunity for social media users, helping them&nbsp;collaborate&nbsp;with&nbsp;each other virtually, especially during the pandemic.&nbsp;
Instagram rolled out Reels&nbsp;in July last year after TikTok was banned in India.&nbsp;

Snapchat has launched its TikTok-competitor Spotlight feature in India.

Snapchat launches TikTok-competitor Spotlight in India

Snapchat launches TikTok-competitor Spotlight in India
Snapchat has launched its TikTok competitor Spotlight feature in India. Spotlight allows users to upload short videos of up to 60 seconds, which are viewable in scrollable feed, much like TikTok. Although there is currently no comment section for the videos, users can 'like' videos to add them to a favourites list. The videos can also be shared to other platforms. Indian Spotlight creators can also earn money for creating popular videos, an initiative for which Snapchat invests $1 million per day. Spotlight was launched in 11 countries including the US and Australia last November, and Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said that it has already garnered over 100 million users worldwide, who upload around 1,75,000 videos per day.
Snapchat launches TikTok-competitor Spotlight in India Spotlight allows users to upload 60-second videos Users can scroll through videos, add them to favourites Spotlight videos can be shared to other platforms Indian creators eligible for Spotlight's $1 million per day fund Spotlight launched in 11 countries last November

Snapchat has launched its TikTok-competitor Spotlight feature in India. Spotlight allows users to upload short videos of up to 60 seconds, which are viewable in scrollable feed, much like TikTok. Although there is currently no comment section for the videos, users can 'like' videos to add them to a favourites list. The videos can also be shared to other platforms. Indian Spotlight creators can also earn money for creating popular videos, an initiative for which Snapchat invests $1 million per day. Spotlight was launched in 11 countries including the US and Australia last November, and Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said that it has already garnered over 100 million users worldwide, who upload around 1,75,000 videos per day.

Reddit has become the latest entrant in the video-sharing space that is largely dominated by Chinese-owned TikTok. The social news aggregation website announced that it has acquired short-form video social platform Dubsmash in an attempt to elevate under-represented creators. The company also said in a blog post that it will integrate Dubsmash&rsquo;s innovative video creation tools into Reddit, which will empower Reddit&rsquo;s own creators to express themselves in original and authentic ways. 

Reddit buys video-sharing app Dubsmash

Reddit announced that it has acquired short-form video social platform Dubsmash in an attempt to elevate under-represented creators.

Reddit has become the latest entrant in the video-sharing space that is largely dominated by Chinese-owned TikTok. The social news aggregation website announced that it has acquired short-form video social platform Dubsmash in an attempt to elevate under-represented creators. The company also said in a blog post that it will integrate Dubsmash&rsquo;s innovative video creation tools into Reddit, which will empower Reddit&rsquo;s own creators to express themselves in original and authentic ways. 
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Reddit acquires Dubsmash!
Reddit: elevate under-represented creators
Reddit: empower creators to express themselves&nbsp;

Reddit has become the latest entrant in the video-sharing space that is largely dominated by Chinese-owned TikTok. The social news aggregation website announced that it has acquired short-form video social platform Dubsmash in an attempt to elevate under-represented creators. The company also said in a blog post that it will integrate Dubsmash&rsquo;s innovative video creation tools into Reddit, which will empower Reddit&rsquo;s own creators to express themselves in original and authentic ways.

Snapchat has rolled out a new TikTok-like feature called &lsquo;Spotlight&rsquo;.
Users will be able to create and watch up to 60-seconds videos with customised audio and effects in the Snapchat app.
The company says it will pay out $1 million per day through the end of the year to users who share the most popular clips.
The Spotlight is available in 11 countries and will roll out in other markets soon.

Snapchat takes on TikTok with new ‘Spotlight’ feature

Snapchat has rolled out a new TikTok-like feature called &lsquo;Spotlight&rsquo; that will let users share short-form videos.

Snapchat launches TikTok-rival &lsquo;Spotlight&rsquo;
Create and watch 60s videos in Snapchat
To pay $1mn per day throughout 2020
The feature is rolling out in 11 countries

Snapchat has rolled out a new TikTok-like feature called &lsquo;Spotlight&rsquo;.
Users will be able to create and watch up to 60-seconds videos with customised audio and effects in the Snapchat app.
The company says it will pay out $1 million per day through the end of the year to users who share the most popular clips.
The Spotlight is available in 11 countries and will roll out in other markets soon.

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