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In 2007, YouTube made a decision that created a career out of what was previously just a hobby: the company announced it would give over half of the revenue it earned running ads on videos to creators themselves. Fifteen years later, that creator cut—55%—supports the nearly 400,000 people in the US working 40-hour weeks as YouTubers. Now, YouTube is trying to pull off a similar revolution in how people are paid for making short-form videos—which, despite their wild popularity, have never earned their creators any share of the platform’s lucrative ad revenue. On September 20, the company announced it will for the first time share ad revenue with creators of YouTube Shorts, the under-60-second videos the company launched in 2020 to compete with TikTok.  It’s a big ploy to pull even more creators away from that rival platform; on TikTok, creators make less than a nickel per thousand views, on average, through a monetization scheme that has frustrated creators. YouTube’s promise is that, starting in 2023, it will divide Shorts ad revenue into two separate pools: one to pay video creators and one to pay record labels to use their music, because so much of short video is built on their…

What is your role at The Mill? My role at The Mill is a 2D artist which means I work as a compositor, specifically using Nuke in my case. Aside from being creative at The Mill you also have a YouTube channel. How does crafting VFX for advertising differ to creating content for YouTube? There are a lot of similarities between what I do at work and what I do when making YouTube videos – and also a lot of differences as well. Generally speaking, all the techniques and approaches are the same. I use the same skills across both. The differences are mainly just in terms of scale, budget, time restraints etc. What I like about making my own videos is I have complete creative control. I can work on them as long as I like without a deadline. The subject matter can be anything that interests and inspires me to make something cool. And being the only artist involved, I get to be a part of the whole process, including the CG aspects which usually is done by other (far more competent) professionals when it’s a project within The Mill. How has the likes of YouTube aided your…

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Big name players such as KSI, Vikkstar123, Pieface and Chunkz all featured as Sidemen FC ran out 8-7 winners at Charlton Athletic's Valley on Saturday afternoon in what was a thoroughly entertaining occasionThe Sidemen won the charity match (Image: Sidemen/YouTube)KSI led his Sidemen in an 8-7 victory over a Youtube Allstars team this weekend in a charity football match. The streamer-turned-boxer traded the ring for Charlton Athletic's The Valley for a no holds barred clash. It was the first time since 2018 that the Sidemen group have put on a charity event. All money raised will go to the Charlton Athletic Community Trust and Young Minds charity. The sold-out event will saw 27,000 pack into the east London stadium with a host of big name stars featuring, with the Sidemen eventually running out 8-7 winners in dramatic circumstances. Read all about the highlights from The Valley here...18:54KEY EVENTHIGHLIGHTS: Watch Sidemen vs YouTube AllStars18:08Daniel OrmeDeji drops fight hintDeji has hinted that IShowSpeed that he is set to be his next boxing opponent after defeating Fousey last time out. 17:56Daniel OrmeEthan praises SidemenBehzinga had a simple message for his fellow Sidemen after their win this afternoon as he took to Twitter. 17:43Daniel…

Entertainment sensation KSI was brutally tackled just seventeen seconds into a charity match at Charlton Athletic's stadium, the Valley, in a Sideman Vs YouTube Allstars match this afternoon. Olajide Olatunji, more commonly known as JJ or KSI, was perhaps the most famous player in the match that raised funds for the Charlton Athletic Community Trust and Young Minds charity, and took to the pitch alongside other world famous stars such as MrBeast, Chunkz and rapper JME. KSI made his name as a Youtuber with FIFA videos and has since become a successful music artist and boxer too. READ MORE:AC Milan boss makes Chelsea dig as Graham Potter prepares for back-to-back Champions League ties This was the fourth edition of the charity match, something arranged by a group of popular Youtuber's called the Sidemen which includes Miniminter, Zerkaa, TBJZL, Behzinga, Vikkstar123, KSI and WroeToShaw. Along with other internet celebrities and entertainment hits, the game reached an audience of over 2.5million people at one time as it was streamed on Youtube and fans weren't left disappointed. Just moments into the game American Youtuber IShowSpeed - more commonly known as Speed - wiped out KSI with a brutal slide tackle. Former Premier League…

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Ann Reardon is probably the last person whose content you’d expect to be banned from YouTube. A former Australian youth worker and a mother of  three, she has her own cookbook, has baked for the BBC, and once made a coin-size apple pie for two baby chicks. Since 2011 she’s been using her YouTube channel to show millions of loyal subscribers how to bake and decorate elaborate cakes. But on July 1, Reardon woke to an email from YouTube that said her latest video had been removed. “Our team has reviewed your content and unfortunately we think it violates our harmful and dangerous policy,” it read. The removal email was referring to a video that was not Reardon’s typical sugar-paste fare.  Instead, “Debunking DEADLIEST craft hack, 34 dead,” was the latest in an offshoot series on Reardon’s channel: since 2018, she has used her platform to warn viewers about dangerous new “craft hacks” that are sweeping YouTube. The baker has uploaded 28 videos tackling unsafe activities such as poaching eggs in a microwave, bleaching strawberries, and using a Coke can and a flame to pop popcorn.  On this occasion, she had been caught up in the inconsistent and messy moderation…

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