the company today announced that it would be launching a new $25 million creator fund, which initially will be focused around a new Creator Accelerator Program to bring more creators to the platform given that creators earn a living on other platforms like Instagram, YouTube and TikTok, and those apps had lured creators, their content and their audiences in part by paying out and the Microsoft-owned network for professionals hadn’t built any kind of obvious monetization into the program.
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