Here's how the big-tech firms are fueling and capturing the creator economy

In order to make more money, big-tech platforms are trying to win over content creators to prop-up engagement on their platforms and keep fending off advertising downturns and audiences moving to other platforms

Akansha Srivastava Delhi, November 18, 2022

Be it YouTube, Snap, Meta, Spotify, Tiktok or even Twitter, all are fighting over creators’ attention. But the big question is why are they trying to lure content creators? The answer lies in th...

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Here's how the big-tech firms are fueling and capturing the creator economy

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