will pay $100 million to creators using its TikTok competitor - The Verge

announced the Shorts Fund, a $100 million pool it’ll use to pay creators who make videos for its TikTok competitor. Creators will be paid for popular and engaging original content.

TikTok introduces Creator Rewards for users making longer videos - The Verge

will pay $100M to people posting to Shorts, its TikTok rival - CNET

If an influencer is approached by a brand for promotional purposes on TikTok, does TikTok take a cut of what the influencer earns by providing a platform for promotion? - Quora

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will pay $100M to people posting to Shorts, its TikTok rival - CNET

launches $100 million fund to grow TikTok competitor Shorts

s created a $100M fund to boost its TikTok alternative

TikTok is reportedly working on paywalled videos and a revamped creator fund - The Verge

puts $100 million into creator fund to rival TikTok - Los Angeles Times

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