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.

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puts $100 million into creator fund to rival TikTok

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

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