Have you heard? MrBeast’s baseball stats, CaseOh’s cat computer, and Trisha Paytas’ pope drama
Each week, we handpick a selection of stories to give you a snapshot of trends, updates, business moves, and more from around the creator industry. This week, a creator's high school sports career resurfaces, a Minecraft star opts for a rebrand, and a streaming star shows love for his cat. Creator commotion MrBeast's Aaron Judge collab reminded viewers about his high school baseball career. Did you know that MrBeast used to be a slugger? His fans are rediscovering his MaxPreps profile from his time at Greenville Christian Academy. Even though he hit .424 during his high school career, he gave up the game...- VideoWhy do we love Akinator? The company behind the celeb-guessing genie explains its “divinatory art.”
I don't remember who I thought of the first time I encountered Akinator. I only remember that the guessing game felt like a magic trick. It would have been around 2009, two years after French company Elokence first launched its sleuthing genie. My friends and I huddled around my computer while thinking of movie stars, obscure basketball players, and fictional characters. No matter who we thought of, Akinator solved the puzzle more times than not. The predictive program was able to read our minds with fewer guesses than what seemed possible. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.... - Creators are building their own streaming services. Dropout, the Try Guys, and the Sidemen all used Vimeo to do it.
With creator entrepreneurialism at an all-time high, more YouTube channels turned media companies have been exploring how to bulk up monetization and maintain control over their content by offering paywalled extras to fans. But going off-platform, away from things like YouTube’s Channel Memberships and Patreon’s monthly subscriptions, isn’t easy. Especially when you’re trying to design […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.... - YouTube’s quarterly ad revenue approaches $9 billion after double-digit year-over-year bump
YouTube's strong first quarter has helped cement it as a crucial holding under the Alphabet umbrella. The parent company of Google reported its Q1 2025 earnings on April 24, and YouTube was a major focal point thanks to its ballooning ad revenue. During the earnings call, Alphabet execs reported that YouTube's quarterly ad revenue totaled $8.9 billion. That sum represents a year-over-year increase of 10.3%. Surprisingly, those gains fell slightly short of analyst expectations. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.... - Kids’ content makes hundreds of millions on YouTube. A new company–filled with execs from Disney, Nick, and more–wants in.
Kids’ content is a dominating force on digital platforms–and a big business, with giants like Moonbug, Pinkfong, and WildBrain making tens or hundreds of millions of dollars from IPs they built on YouTube. Now a new company, helmed by a team of writers, directors, producers, and executives with experience at YouTube, Nickelodeon, Disney, Apple TV+, […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories....
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