James Hale is a journalist for Tubefilter, specializing in covering news and updates within the digital creator space. With a focus on YouTube and online content creators, James delivers articles on a wide range of topics, including interviews, industry trends, and updates on popular creators and their projects.
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By James Hale • • OpenAI ‘s video generator Sora is here, and Marques Brownlee has some questions about it.
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By James Hale • • In June 2023, CoryxKenshin uploaded a video to YouTube where he reacted to the Five Nights at Freddy's movie trailer.
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By James Hale • • We just wrote about how platforms like YouTube TikTok Instagram , and Spotify have been making it easier for creators to earn money.
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Simone Ellis was seven years old when she realized she wanted to be a dentist. Her dad was the kind of guy who fixed dental issues by tying one end of a "Kajabi made some opportunities available for me that I knew I wanted to do, and I found a great foundation for me to be able to do that," she says. "Kajabi has also helped me because it's allowing me to give my message out to so many people in comparison to what I think I could've done on my own."
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After a record-breaking week for our last Gospel Stats Weekly Brand Report , we're back to normal, with around ~2,000 sponsored videos going up on YouTube . At #1 is Mark Rober , moving up a spot from last week with another highlight for his company CrunchLabs –but he's not the only familiar face on this week's list. We won't spoil any more, but we will say the bonus video hits on a holiday trend that seems to get bigger and bigger every year.
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When Doug Landers signed TikToker Jordan Howlett to his management company Greenlight Group in 2021, Howlett had 2 million followers and was working "What makes blue-collar creators special is that they are both aspirational and relatable. Regular folks see themselves in the blue-collar creators they follow, but also look to them for inspiration."
Moistcr1tikal recently posted a video breaking down his exact earnings from his best-performing streams on both Twitch and YouTube, and the difference is staggering. He made $11,700 from his best-performing Twitch stream (where he watched his esports team win the Rocket League Spring Major), and $84,000 from his best-performing YouTube stream (where he played Bethesda's most recent game, Starfield).
By James Hale • • The rise of generative AI has made deepfakes easier to create than ever.
By James Hale • • The last time carmaker Kia went viral on TikTok , it was because people had discovered an exploit
By James Hale • • Kai Cenat was 2024's most-watched streamer, racking up a whopping 184.5 million hours of tune-in time from viewers.
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