Goddam.... conservatives, amirite?
Ok see you tomorrow.
Goddam.... conservatives, amirite?
Give the people what they want!
I think?
Genuinely one of the things I thought, but you don't want to go overboard and become OF part 2. I would definitely be more lenient about partial nudity, cursing, and give more to creators.
Not sure I've heard about Kick, but if it was good people would go there.Cakedaddy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2023 8:33 pm A lot of the streamers I watch also talk about being in "Kick", but none of them ever stream there. I think they want all of their veiwers to move over there, but no one does. Kick is supposed to share more of the revenue with the streamers.
Current Twitch model:
Twitch gets half of your money (assuming you've done enough work to lower their cut to 50%).
Twitch promotes the streams with the most subs
No idea what the Kick model is, other than the streamers get a bigger cut.
Really? X - Doubt“If somebody’s going to try to blackmail me with advertising? Blackmail me with money? Go f--- yourself. Go. F---. Yourself. Is that clear?” X owner and CTO Musk said during the interview.
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Disney, Apple, IBM, Comcast, Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Global and Lions Gate Entertainment pulled ads from X earlier in November after Musk said he agreed with a social media post accusing “Jewish communities” of pushing “hatred against whites.” His comments drew condemnation from the White House, which blasted Musk for promoting “antisemitic and racist hate.”
During the interview, Musk called out Disney CEO Bob Iger, who also spoke at DealBook, and said “Hi, Bob!”
Yaccarino was hired as X’s CEO in May. She was previously the global advertising chief of NBCUniversal. She has been tasked with bringing advertisers back to X following Musk’s takeover of the company in 2022. In August, she said brands were returning to the platform and should feel comfortable placing ads.
Musk apologized for his inflammatory comments on X during the interview and told Sorkin that a particular post, where agreed with an antisemitic conspiracy theory, was “one of the most foolish if not the most foolish thing I’ve ever done on the platform.”
“I’m sorry for that tweet or post,” he said.