Starting today, Fortnite developers (who have been able to make custom Islands/game modes on Fortnite's platform since 2018) will be able to make and sell their own in-game items to its tens of millions of players.
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Fortnite’s new developer-made item sales: Loot boxes yes, outfits and emotes no
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Demand for hi-tech Ray Bans is soaring, but supply issues are slowing Meta down
Meta claimed that there is high demand for its wearable Ray Bans in the United States, but supply issues will delay the global rollout.
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FIFA hopes official TikTok broadcasts will bring “relatable perspectives” to World Cup coverage
FIFA will bring World Cup fans "closer to the action" with TikTok streams that will include some live coverage of soccer matches.
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Creators
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For almost a decade, Veritasium was a one-man show. Then it got an investment.
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The Rockefeller Foundation partners with Beast Philanthropy, hoping to capture “the hearts and minds of millions of young people”
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No Thankmas 2025: Jacksepticeye says he’s noticed fans’ financial struggles, plus wants to restructure for 2026 event
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YouTube gives advertisers a sneak peek of top creators’ next projects at its first “Premieres” showcase
TikTok
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As TikTok prepares for U.S. deal, it says goodbye to its first Global Head of Creators
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Can Paramount use “secret screenings” for TikTokers to get Gen Z into movie theaters?
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TikTok puts key dates on the calendar to give brands a heads up (and promote its ad products)
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TikTok wants more creators to take a chance on brand campaigns. So it’s offering $10,000.
YouTube
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YouTube’s new advocacy group is telling the U.K. government why creators are important–and what support they need
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