Facebook is offering music artists and celebrities “tens of thousands of dollars” to host sessions on its Clubhouse copycat, according to anonymous sources who spoke with The Information. Production companies working for Facebook have reportedly offered package deals where artists and celebrities will be paid between $10,000 and $50,000 per 30-minute session they host on Facebook’s Live Audio Rooms. Those who agree are expected to host between four and six half-hour sessions total, The Information reports.Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top StoriesSubscribe The outlet’s says its two sources have “direct knowledge” of the production companies’ outreach and offers. For those not familiar, Live Audio Rooms are a direct challenger for Clubhouse, an audio presentation and chat platform that got popular with Silicon Valley during the COVID lockdowns of 2020. To date, Clubhouse has raised $110 million in funding, and its core conceit has been copied by just about every social media platform out there, from Twitter‘s Spaces to Telegram‘s Voice Chats to Discord‘s Stage Channels. Facebook introduced Live Audio Rooms in June, announcing it in tandem with plans to get into podcasts. Facebook did not respond to Tubefilter’s request for comment on the contents of The Information’s report. Facebook is paying…
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