Tubefilter reports, citing Business Insider, that Instagram has offered select YouTube creators between $50,000 and $500,000 to post long-form horizontal videos in its new Features format. Meta confirmed it is funding some creators and called deal details confidential.
Audio and video recording, editing, livestreaming and publishing platform. A free starting option is available with limits; additional features and capacity require paid plans.
YouTube explains its invite-only Shorts bonus program, including regional eligibility, accepting an invitation in YouTube Studio and program requirements. This information is free to read; participation is not open to every creator.
LinkedIn's October 15 announcement describes a testing-stage Network feed, digital business cards, a creator dashboard and monetization tools. Profile notes require Premium; Advice Sessions require Business Premium in the U.S.; In-Stream Ads are limited to eligible creators. The announcement is free to read, not all features are free or widely available.