Everyone Wants to Be a Creator. Few Know What the Job Is.
Universities are building creator degrees, YouTube narrowly edged out TV as Americans' go-to news source, and creators can now hand fans an AI version of themselves.
A nonprofit brought in creators to reach who its headliners can't, Twitch's CEO is selling clips as proof something really happened, and Japan's PC boom rode in on YouTube streams.
A restructure moved Halo's next game to a new team, a movie kept Sonic off the shelf, and Aftermath says Fortnite is hollowing characters out. I read that last one pretty differently.
Fortnite is showcasing a new gaming museum season, YouTube quietly broke how the industry prices creator content, and the NBA crossed $2B in ad sales like it was nothing.
Creator pay is expected to hit $21 billion. Gaming is trading discs for ad rolls. And the brands still writing static endorsement checks are negotiating against athletes who now own the room.